Parents Share Flying Tips After Chrissy Teigen 'Survives' First Long-Haul With Two Kids Under Three

That holiday better be worth it.

The summer holidays are here and for lots of parents that means a well-needed break away. But before you can relax on a tropical beach, you need to get to your destination, and no form of travelling is quite as tortuous with young children as a long flight.

Which is exactly what Chrissy Teigen has just endured with her two-year-old daughter Luna and baby Miles, who is just two months old.

Teigen took to Twitter to say she had “survived” a 15-hour leg of a long haul journey, but still had another flight to go.

Have survived first 15 hour flight with 2 year old and newborn. One more leg to go 😩

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) July 23, 2018

Parents were quick to offer words of support to the presenter, who is married to singer John Legend, with some saying that Teigen was ”ninja level brave” and a “supermama”.

But mostly parents were just asking for advice on attempting to do the same with their own children.

Holy shitttt have you gor any tips?!

My daughter is 3 months old and we are traveling from New Zealand to Scotland.

Trip is 29 hours 😳😣

— Abigail (@Abblebabblez) July 23, 2018

And sharing their advice, which included breastfeeding during takeoff and landing.

Definitely nurse/feed during takeoff/landing. I found that the younger she was, the easier the flight was for my toddler. Now that she’s super active, she can be trouble to fly with.

— D ن (@dc_byrne) July 23, 2018

And preferably whenever you want your child to be napping.

I remember nursing my son on the plane. It was the only way he would nap.

— ChathamBette (@BetteCasperson) July 23, 2018

Another mum suggested giving children something to suck on, although obviously this only works for older children and not babies. Parents should check age restrictions on products before giving them to their children.

I have one word. LOLLIPOPS. No body can wail with one. You’re welcome.

— Jennifer Buller (@BullerJennifer) July 23, 2018

Another mum said that the only way she was able to calm her four-year-old on a 22 hour flight to Australia was walking up and down the aisle... for hours on end.

Been there with a 4 year old . 22 hours to Australia . I walked up@and down the isle 20 of them 😳

— Tammy Hunter Beasley (@Tamehnter) July 23, 2018

Teigen also confessed that now she “loves” hearing other children crying and that the sound was better than silence.

I truly love hearing other kids cry now because it means it’s not my own. That’s a better feeling than silence, honestly

— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) July 23, 2018

We know how you feel.

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