Does the thought of flying with your baby on a long journey completely stress you out? When your little one is small and doesn’t have his own child’s airplane seat, you cross your fingers that you get a seat up in front with more leg room that could be easily used for your baby. But, those seats are hard to get and you need a backup plan.
This amazing device: the backup plan of your dreams.
[editors update 2013: it is listed as “compliant with FAA regulations,” but still not FAA approved at this time as far as we can tell, which gives us pause. There are also reports of airlines rejecting its use.]
FlyeBaby Hammock is so cool I totally wish I thought of it myself.
Then again, considering the FlyBaby Hammock will disturb the passenger around you a lot less than a crying baby for 6 hours, I’d think a lot of airlines will be rallying to support them. -Eva
I’m a flight attendant AND a mom and grandmom. I would never allow the use of this item on my aircraft, for a number of very good reasons.
If your “little one is small and doesn’t have his own airline seat,” you can fix that. Get him a seat, bring his car safety seat, and USE IT.
We just got a mom referral in that she wore our Nesting Days Newborn Carrier on her flight from CA to OH!
https://nestingdays.wordpress.com/2013/10/07/traveling-in-nesting-days/
“Thanks to the Nesting Days newborn carrier I was able to fly to visit family in OH from CA with a 2 year old and a 12 week old! Loved being able to keep him in the carrier the whole flight as I’ve always been asked to remove them from my Ergo or Babybjorn for take off/landing.”