Ear Plugs for Infant?

Question

My son is 12 weeks and we will be traveling labor day weekend round trip 2 flights. Can anyone recommend where to buy online a good ear plug online and what kind is best for a infant.

Thanks

Answer 1

http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.a...

try these, they also sell them at the airport.

Answer 2

You don't need Tylenol.. to make the baby more relaxed nurse him or feed him with the bottle.. dont use the ear plugs someone else gave link for those are for year or older.. that could do more damage then no ear plugs

Answer 3

an ear plug for baby??? the best thing you can do is give tylenol for comfort and offer a breast bottle or binky durning take off and landing also you want to be sure to pack diapers, wipes a few outfits for baby and a extra shirt for you(incase you get puked on!) i went with my son at 4 months on a long flight!!! and this is what i was told to do and it helped! also airports will allow you to take a stroller, be sure that you do they will keep it at the front of the plane so when you exit you get it off! if you get canceled or deleyed you will regret not taking one!

Answer 4

Why?  When we flew with our 4 month old, we deliberately sat neat the engines on the plane so the noise would lull her to sleep, and it worked!  It isn't loud enough on a plane to damage your baby's ears.  Now, you might want to consider ear plugs for the other passengers if the baby starts crying... just kidding =)

Answer 5

earplugs for a baby that young are dangerous.  You could damage the canal or the baby could choke on one.  Don't know how large a plane you are one but most of sustantial size allow you to sit in the middle section on the first row.  They have a bassinet that they can hook in front of you that the baby can nap in during the flight but it can't be up during take off or landing. Sucking a binky or nursing during take off and landing will help relieve the pressure.  Also make sure your baby is sniffle free and prevent exposure to people with colds.  Your pediarician may recommend a benadryl dose for you but that really depends on your pediatrician