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In response to "Speaking of flying, A will be 14 months old for her first trip this summer. Going to Oregon to see my family there. Non-stops, red eye on the return. -- (edited)" by znufrii, definitely not 40

how long is the flight? it can't be that long, right? and there are two of you?

Posted by Andie Apr 10 '17, 06:51

i would keep her on your laps.

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*shrug* people had babies on their laps on my last 5 hour flight. people do it. -- nm - Epiphany Apr 10, 06:56
it's gotta be 6 or 7 hours. That's a long time to hold a baby -- nm - decline Apr 10, 06:53 3
- yeah, i was thinking it would be similar to ours (which is sub-five, i'm sure.) -- nm* - Andie Apr 10, 06:54
- *gets assigned seat right beside them* -- nm - ty97 si Apr 10, 06:54 1
  - Unless the baby has croop, the flu, meningitis, and diarrhea as well as the world most piercing howl - ty97 Apr 10, 07:08
Six hours there, five hours back -- nm* - znufrii, definitely not 40 Apr 10, 06:53
actually, it might be longer than i think... -- nm - Andie Apr 10, 06:52 2
- It's relative to YYZ-YVR, maybe a littler longer. -- nm - ty97 Apr 10, 07:06 1
  - it's longer - toronto - vancouver is also under 5. -- nm - Andie Apr 10, 07:10

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