Comments on: How to entertain kids on airplanes http://lilduckduck.com/how-to-entertain-kids-on-airplanes/135 Customizable Photo Card Design For Your Special Events Sat, 30 Aug 2008 02:20:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Tammy http://lilduckduck.com/how-to-entertain-kids-on-airplanes/135#comment-1464 Tammy Mon, 24 Jul 2006 19:56:07 +0000 http://lilduckduck.com/archive/135#comment-1464 Great tips! As someone who'd kids are going to be flying for the first time in a few months, I was very interested! My kids, 7 and 4, both like to play I-Spy too. My oldest likes to play the word game called either Cat or Hangman. I think I'll be investing in a few new inexpensive toys for the plane trip. Great ideas, thanks! :) Great tips! As someone who’d kids are going to be flying for the first time in a few months, I was very interested!

My kids, 7 and 4, both like to play I-Spy too. My oldest likes to play the word game called either Cat or Hangman.

I think I’ll be investing in a few new inexpensive toys for the plane trip. Great ideas, thanks! :)

]]> By: Kailani http://lilduckduck.com/how-to-entertain-kids-on-airplanes/135#comment-1463 Kailani Mon, 24 Jul 2006 19:18:06 +0000 http://lilduckduck.com/archive/135#comment-1463 Girlie Girl loves playing with those colorform type sets. You know, the one that has felt pieces that stick to a felt background. Or even those vinyl sets. Also, activity books are great at keeping them busy! BTW, what is the crushed ice for? Girlie Girl loves playing with those colorform type sets. You know, the one that has felt pieces that stick to a felt background. Or even those vinyl sets. Also, activity books are great at keeping them busy!

BTW, what is the crushed ice for?

]]> By: Pass the Torgh http://lilduckduck.com/how-to-entertain-kids-on-airplanes/135#comment-1453 Pass the Torgh Mon, 24 Jul 2006 12:11:55 +0000 http://lilduckduck.com/archive/135#comment-1453 I would add playing "I Spy". It works anywhere! Also, this isn't a tip for entertaining kids on airplanes, but on land you can connect the itinerary dots with playgrounds. It makes the kids search like detectives when you drive through a town. If they find one, stop! I wrote an article about this for Transitions Abroad. We took our 5- and 7-year-olds cross-country in Europe a couple of years ago. It was very cool, but about 1,000 miles. The park stops maintained all our sanity. I would add playing “I Spy”. It works anywhere!

Also, this isn’t a tip for entertaining kids on airplanes, but on land you can connect the itinerary dots with playgrounds. It makes the kids search like detectives when you drive through a town. If they find one, stop!

I wrote an article about this for Transitions Abroad. We took our 5- and 7-year-olds cross-country in Europe a couple of years ago. It was very cool, but about 1,000 miles. The park stops maintained all our sanity.

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