Originally Posted by
erik123
The travel with children forum has good info on this. Ask the Mod to move it there.
excellent! I didn't know that thread existed.. thanks for pointing it out!
Originally Posted by jonjparr
We recently flew Club World with our 15 month old daughter to Orlando. She (and we) were absolutely fine! We made up a pack of toys / jigsaws / books that were all new to her to keep her entertained. We took lots of snacks and collected about 4 cartons of pre-made formula after security. The key to it is toys, milk and food. It keeps them quiet. On the day flight she slept for 3 hours (out of 8) and on the night flight she slept 7 hours (out of 8 hours). If you take the 2 centre seats in Club World (E&F) then you've got good privacy once the screens go up. A good thing to bear in mind is that although you can hear your baby being a baby (the occasional cry, whimper, laugh, giggle, snore) that virtually no one else can as the engines drown it out. I know this because we couldn't hear the baby at the other end of Club World! I hope this helps but don't be worried - it's fine and certainly a lot better than being in Economy.
So you had the baby on your lap then? Was it roomy enough when you slept? I don't know how our seats will be. It is in KLM new buisiness class, which I have never flown in, only the old. I just know it's alot better than the old because there is lie flat. My son loves to sleep on his father now, but who knows what he'll be like in 7-8 months. I was kinda hoping it won't sell out and they will let us put him in the extra seat if there is one nearby. That happened to us on a flight in US domestic first and they had no problem with us bringing his car seat on board and using the empty seat. I know thats probably unlikely though.
