Tip Of The Day | Flying With A Toddler | Daytona Beach Child Injury Lawyer

Flying with your toddler this summer? If you aren't paying for the extra seat for your child 2 and under, healthychildren.org suggests these tips:

• Choose your seat wisely. A window seat is out of the way but with less easy access to the aisle. In an aisle seat, you’ll have to pay attention to a second set of body parts to make sure that heads, feet, and limbs don’t get bumped by service carts or passers-by. Book the aisle and window seats. Chances are better that the middle seat will remain unoccupied.
• Consider the perks. Sit in the bulkhead rows located at the front of each section of the aircraft. These seats typically offer more space than is allotted between the rest of the rows.
• Play the odds. When you check in at the gate, ask the ticketing agent if there are any seats still available. If there are, chances are good that they will be middle seats, and you may be allowed to secure your infant’s car seat in the window seat you had reserved for yourself.