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Yaaay, your first family holiday with your baby! Travelling with a baby is a whole new experience, and it can be pretty daunting, but we are here to help! With the right preparation you can limit the turbulence of your first flight with baby. We have summarised the most commonly asked questions and answers to give you all the information you need for flying with a baby.
When can I fly with my baby for the first time?
It's probably sooner than you think. According to Baby Center, most airlines will insist that your baby is at least two weeks old but depending where you live and where you are flying to there are no standard regulations, so it's best to check with your airline before you book. Some airlines may ask you to provide a fit-to-fly letter from your doctor if your baby is less than two weeks old.
If you gave birth by caesarean section, you may need to wait until after your six-week postnatal check-up before you take to the skies. Even then, you should only fly when your GP gives
Travelling with baby is a whole new experience and it can be pretty daunting! We (and our brilliant Ergobaby community) are here to help!
We've combined 19 years of baby travel experience with your parenting know-how to compile the ultimate guide to travelling with babies!
Alot of these tips assume you're getting a plane or train but most are the same no matter how you're travelling. Take a read through and we'd love to know if you try any of these on your next trip!
Before You Go
Plan Ahead
Speak to your airline in advance to find out what family friendly policies they have to help make your trip easier.
Some airlines have specially designated family check in desks, priority lanes, speedy boarding (and more) to help make life easier and we thoroughly recommend making the most of all of them.
And on that note, make sure you visit the airport's baby change facilities ahead of flying. Trust us when we say - changing a nappy on terra firma is easier than doing it in a cramped airplane
Carrying a baby in a baby carrier is more than just a practical way to keep your hands free. It also helps you to build a close bond with your little one and make your everyday life with baby easier. Whether you are completely new to the babywearing business or simply want to improve your technique, today's blog article will give you basic babywearing tips that you can apply to any type of baby carrier, wrap or sling. From wraps like the Ergobaby Aura to ergonomic comfort carriers like our new, summery Adapt Natural Linen - we’re going to share how to carry your baby safely and comfortably.
Advantages of babywearing with a baby carrier
Before we get to the tips, let's take a look at the many benefits of babywearing. It's not just about being and staying mobile with your little one - which you definitely are. No, wearing a baby in a baby carrier promotes bonding between parent and child, supports breast/chestfeeding and can even help to reduce crying in newborns. It also supports and promotes
Spring 2025 is bringing a fresh wave of colour, and it's more than just a fashion statement. This season’s palette features everything from bold and vibrant hues to soft pastels and grounded, earthy tones—perfect for adding a touch of style to every part of your life.
But why stop at your wardrobe? Your baby gear can embrace these on-trend shades too. Whether it’s your go-to baby carrier or your favourite stroller, choosing products that reflect (or complement) the colours of the season is a simple way to express your personal style. Fashion-forward parenting? We’re here for it.
The 2025 spring trends and their perfect Ergobaby match
Cosiness and elegance are expressed by the new warm and natural colours that you will discover on the streets and in the shops this year. These are complemented by bold and vibrant colours that radiate energy and freshness. Last but not least, you will continue to find soft and muted colours that bring calm and neutrality to your spring looks and are also ideal
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We have already announced our brand-new blog series "Milestones" and now it’s here! We’ll be sharing all the baby developmental milestones that your little one goes through up to their first birthday. Month by month. With the help of our lovely midwife and baby expert Katrin. Today in focus: "your 1 month old baby".
So, what happens in your baby's development during the first four weeks after birth? Firstly, we would like to emphasise that every baby is an individual and develops at their own pace. Some move quicker in terms of motor skills, and others make faster cognitive progress. The following developmental stages are therefore merely guidelines. If your child is not yet showing one or two skills, give them time. It will come. And if you are ever concerned, you should talk to your midwife, health visitor or GP about whatever is troubling you.
1 month baby milestones:
They lift their head while in the prone (tummy time) position
You know the drill: your baby's head needs a lot of support
Why does my baby keep waking up every hour or two? How much sleep does a baby need? When does baby sleep finally start to get better? And of course, when do babies sleep through the night? As a midwife, our expert Katrin Ritter receives a lot of questions about sleeping. Read on below for her answers to your most asked baby sleep questions.
Why is baby sleep so important?
Sleep is a very individual matter and only works with relaxation. As your baby has a lot of developmental work to do in the first year of life and is growing rapidly, baby sleep naturally changes too. In the first months, your baby first must adapt to the world outside and learn what gravity, eating, digesting, sleeping and being awake mean. At some point babies/children learn that waking up at night is quite natural and that you can just go back to sleep. However, in the beginning they need their parents' help to do this. Later on, children learn to regulate themselves more and more and can continue sleeping on their