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The first vacation with a baby is exciting—and brings with it many questions: How long can a baby sit in the car? What should be in hand luggage on an airplane? And which essentials make a train journey easier? With the right preparation and checklist, the trip will be relaxing and safe for the whole family.
The first vacation with a baby? Sounds dreamy, but at the same time, it involves a lot of planning. Packing suitcases, checking paperwork, planning breaks… it can quickly become stressful. But don't worry: With the right checklists and smart tools, the trip will be relaxing.
The fact is: Whether by car, train, or plane, traveling with a baby is different. Good preparation is the key to less chaos and more adventure.
Documents: passport/child's passport, vaccination certificate, insurance card
Food: Milk, snacks, water, bibs
Hygiene: diapers, wet wipes, changing mat, spare clothes
Sleep & Comfort: Favorite blanket, pacifier, cuddly toy
Safety: Baby seat/child seat, first aid kit, MARY by sticklett
• Newborns: max. 1 hour at a time, then break
• Babies from 3–6 months: 1.5–2 hours possible
• Toddlers: several hours, but plan breaks every 2-3 hours
👉 Tip: Set your departure time so that your baby sleeps during the journey.
• Book early: places with baby cots are limited
• Take-off & landing: Pacifiers, breastfeeding or bottles help with pressure equalization
• Pack your hand luggage cleverly: Diapers, change of bodysuit , snacks ready to hand
• Choose family compartments or quiet areas
• Reserve stroller spaces in advance
• Pack toys & snacks – boredom on the train can be loud
When you're on the go, you don't always have everything in view – this is exactly where MARY supports you:
• continuously monitors temperature, breathing & movements
• warns you of any abnormalities – even if you are sitting in the front or the baby is sleeping
• gives you more security so that you can concentrate on your trip in a more relaxed manner and enjoy some time together on holiday.
Conclusion
Traveling with a baby requires planning, but with the right checklist, smart breaks, and MARY by sticklett, the trip will be more relaxed and offer intimate moments for you and your partner. This leaves more time for what matters most: shared adventures and memories.