I highly recommend wrapping some of the smaller items in paper and tape as this provides extra entertainment for your little one and their inquisitive fingers. (Obviously not practical to wrap loads if you have several tots - but a couple of small surprises for all really does help in moments of need!) Press the Discovery Button or the pilot’s seat for fun lights, sounds, songs, and phrases in English and French I’ve frequently been asked, ‘How to keep a 1 year old busy on a plane?’ and “What toddler airplane activities do you recommend?” Unlike babies, toddlers, need a little more entertaining! Good ideas for travel toys for toddlers on airplanesinclude toys which are quiet, practical, hands on and mess free!

One of the main things that makes this toy special is the fact that it comes with two little people. These figures are a little on the small side, but they are not too small to be dangerous. They are also a good size for toddlers who are not yet old enough for a full fledged toy airplane. Also, the airplane is not too large, measuring only 12 inches long and 11 inches wide. The airplane is a bit heavy, but it does have a handle to help you carry it.Can be used independently: If you constantly need to be interacting or operating the toy, you are going to end up frazzled and exhausted. A toy which allows you a few minutes to enjoy your inflight meal or gives you time to fill out paperwork is best for everyone. If you are looking for a fun airplane toy, you may want to consider the Fisher-Price Little People Travel Together Airplane. It is an excellent choice for kids who are starting to learn about the world around them. This toy comes with everything you need to get started on your flying adventure. I’m always on the look out for travel themed gifts for my kids and my husband -as he travels quite a bit for work too. I’ve recently complied a list of useful and fun travel presents for babies, toddlers, kids and mums and dad’s. Have a look here for ideas for birthday or Christmas presents! Have I missed any top travel toysthat have worked for you? What your favourite toys for travel? Please do comment below so I can add them. Don’t forget:

When your toddler doesn't want to sleep and needs to be occupied, toys help and having some activities up your sleeve help keep the peace! The following travel toys have worked well for myself and other Mums. We have plenty of brilliant suggestions ranging from easy compact toys like puzzles that feed their imagination, toys you can put together from cheap household items,to tried and tested baby and toddler travel toys to buy – which keep boredom at bay whilst on the go! Quiet: A quiet toy will make you popular with any neighbors. This includes headsets for any tablets. The rest of the plane maybe trying to sleep and do not hear Peppa Pig on repeat! Mess free: Please leave the Playdoh at home! Crew or cleaners need to spend longer getting it out of small crevices or removing ingrained bits from the carpet – which means delays to boarding for next flights. It’s no fun removing from the car either. These include puzzlesthat fosterexplorationandadventure, keeping them engaged during the journey. Hi, I ‘m Carrie and ex flight attendant and parent of two, who have flown since they were 11 weeks old long and short haul, and all those toddler flights and beyond! We’ve experienced plenty of flights with babies, toddlers, younger children even 24 hours flights to Australia!Best of all, these travel toys and activities fuel their creativity and pursuit of adventure, and have all been carefully researched before using them on our flights. They are also great for your destination and at home too. Just some of the many travel toys we have used. See even more below! BEST BABY AND TODDLER TRAVEL TOYS 2023 Includes 1 airplane and 2 figures sized just right for small hands to grasp and move, helping to strengthen fine motor skills Travelling with a toddler on a plane or with an older baby who may need some entertaining on the go? Below, you will find my tried and testedtravel toys for childrenon flights and car journeys.