How to travel comfortably with baby in tow

by Margarita Y. Locsin-Chan © Copyright 2001-2009 INQUIRER.net
MANILA, Philippines – At just 14 months, my son is a frequent flyer, with more than 100 hours in flight across three continents.
I have flown alone and with my husband, on business and economy, with a carrier or pushchair and without either. What follows are some of my recommendations for moms, parents and guardians who will dare travel with a baby or toddler before the age when you can plop them in a seat and leave them to in-flight cartoons and video games.
Do your research
All airports follow certain international regulations, but some have customized theirs to suit individual situations, and this makes knowing what is okay where it’s difficult.
My first flight was out of Heathrow, which recently loosened its policy on hand luggage thanks to public outcry (I mean, how many people really put everything in one bag?!). But it remains extremely vigilant because of constant threats.
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