I went with my parents to see my sister that lives in Oklahoma. I took Kayson with me and it was quite the trip. Going through security at the airport wasn't that bad. I had a carry on and Kayson's stroller/carseat. They had me take Kayson out of stroller and carry him through the metal detector thing, and they sent his stroller and car seat through xray machine on conveyor belt. His stroller got stuck because they didn't collapse it all the way. And they couldn't get it back out, it took two of them to figure out what to do. After that, we made it to our gate with 10 mins to spare. I changed Kayson's diaper and thought we would be fine with the whole diapering thing til we landed in Oklahoma. We got on plane and took off. The flight attendant told me to nurse Kayson so that his ears would pop as we were taking off. That worked out fine, and he fell asleep. I was so glad he was being good. He woke up about half way through the flight screaming his head off. I tried finding his binki, but soon realized that it was in his car seat and probably fell out when it went through the conveyor belt at security. It was the only binki that I had brought with me. So, we still had an hour left of our flight and Kayson would not calm down. Everyone was staring at me, at least that is what it felt like. We were hitting turbulance, so the seat belt symbol was on, but I had no choice but to stand up in the aisle and rock him. It worked, he calmed down. Thankgoodness, but then I could feel him filling up his diaper. I knew that I needed to change him soon, but the line to the bathroom was 7 people deep, so I waited and waited. He kept filling and filling. It started to come out the top of the diaper, so me and my mom stripped him down on the fold out tables and changed him. I didn't know what else to do but put his clothes and dirty diaper in a barf bag. The first stop we made when we got to Oklahoma was Target to buy more binki's.
I went with my parents to see my sister that lives in Oklahoma. I took Kayson with me and it was quite the trip. Going through security at the airport wasn't that bad. I had a carry on and Kayson's stroller/carseat. They had me take Kayson out of stroller and carry him through the metal detector thing, and they sent his stroller and car seat through xray machine on conveyor belt. His stroller got stuck because they didn't collapse it all the way. And they couldn't get it back out, it took two of them to figure out what to do. After that, we made it to our gate with 10 mins to spare. I changed Kayson's diaper and thought we would be fine with the whole diapering thing til we landed in Oklahoma. We got on plane and took off. The flight attendant told me to nurse Kayson so that his ears would pop as we were taking off. That worked out fine, and he fell asleep. I was so glad he was being good. He woke up about half way through the flight screaming his head off. I tried finding his binki, but soon realized that it was in his car seat and probably fell out when it went through the conveyor belt at security. It was the only binki that I had brought with me. So, we still had an hour left of our flight and Kayson would not calm down. Everyone was staring at me, at least that is what it felt like. We were hitting turbulance, so the seat belt symbol was on, but I had no choice but to stand up in the aisle and rock him. It worked, he calmed down. Thankgoodness, but then I could feel him filling up his diaper. I knew that I needed to change him soon, but the line to the bathroom was 7 people deep, so I waited and waited. He kept filling and filling. It started to come out the top of the diaper, so me and my mom stripped him down on the fold out tables and changed him. I didn't know what else to do but put his clothes and dirty diaper in a barf bag. The first stop we made when we got to Oklahoma was Target to buy more binki's.
