help me Travelling To India With Baby

[Raja123]

Any tips? ear pain ki em measures teskuntaru?

[Srujana21]

Ear pain untada pillalki flight journey ki ? Omg

[Raja123]

ltt

[Neutral]

paala peeka notlo pedithey valle gutakalu vesthaaru so ear pain raadu...take off appudu decent and landing appudu use it..

[Raja123]

paala peeka notlo pedithey valle gutakalu vesthaaru so ear pain raadu...take off appudu decent and landing appudu so tht 

:3D_Smiles:

[Neutral]

:3D_Smiles:

endhi aa expression ki ardham...emi ardham kaaledu neeku akkada 

[JaiHoTelangana]

ya good one. mem gudka ade cheshnam. 

[alpachinao]

baby ante months or years?

[puli_keka]

Most people have felt the sensation of their ears popping during takeoff and landing on an airplane. For a toddler, though, this sensation can be more than just mildly uncomfortable; it can be painful. When we change altitude, our ears react to the change in pressure. The eustachian tube leading from the middle ear to the back of the nose and throat tries to equalize the pressure on our eardrums. In children, the eustachian tube is smaller; regulating pressure may take longer or be more painful, possibly resulting in a crying toddler and miserable passengers. You can, however, prevent or relieve that pain with some simple comfort measures.

 

ITEMS YOU WILL NEED

• Juice or water
• Chewy candy or snacks

Step 1

Give your child a dose of acetaminophen or ibuprofen before you get on the plane to relieve the pain if it occurs. Always follow the medication dosage instructions.

Step 2

Encourage your toddler to drink water or juice before the flight and while the plane is taking off and climbing to altitude. Not only does swallowing the liquid help keep the ears clear, but the extra hydration keeps nasal mucus from getting too thick in the airplane's dry air, clogging the eustachian tubes.

Step 3

Offer a chewy snack, such as a gummi candy or fruit snack. The chewing motion helps keep the eustachian tubes free. Avoid giving toddlers hard candy or gum. Most cannot chew or suck the treat without swallowing and are likely to place it somewhere that it shouldn't be.

Step 4

Yawn frequently. Most people yawn when they see other people yawning, and your toddler will probably want to imitate you. Yawning helps equalize the pressure and reduce pain.

Step 5

Keep your toddler awake during takeoff and landing. When asleep, she will not swallow as often and may wake up in pain. Encourage her to nap after you are in the air.

Step 6

Allow your toddler to cry for a few moments. For some young children, crying helps them regulate the pressure in their ears. It may not be pleasant for you or for the other passengers, but if you let him cry for a few moments and then offer comfort measures, he may remain pain-free.

 

 

WARNINGS

• If your child has an ear infection or trouble with her ears, talk to your doctor before you fly. Flying with an ear infection can cause extreme pain in young children; it's best to postpone the flight if possible until the infection clears up.
• Avoid giving your toddler antihistamines or cold medicine before flying, unless recommended by your doctor. Most over the counter medications are designed for children ages four and up and not younger.

 

 

[alpachinao]

Any tips? ear pain ki em measures teskuntaru?

elantidi okati vasthunda? naku telidey

[Raja123]

endhi aa expression ki ardham...emi ardham kaaledu neeku akkada 

apudu decent ??

[arshad]

Ok

[Neutral]

apudu decent ??

flight descent is wht I meant  

[sattipandu]

yep always give them some thing to drink or suckle upon while in ascent or descent of flight

 

jaws move avthuntey ear drum pressure automatic ga adjust avthaadi

 

no need for anything special 

[Bujjjigaadu_Downtown]

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