Articles by me / Published Articles / TravelFlying With Kids – The Dos and Don’ts (Conde Nast Traveller) March 30, 2015 Written by 0 Shunali Khullar Shroff on navigating airports, boarding flights and staying sane when travelling with little ones Travelling with children comes with its perils. The younger they are, the more challenging the holiday. As much as travel expands your child’s mind, it can greatly contract your self-confidence as a parent, because it isn’t until you’ve let those tiny missiles loose inside a plane that your child-rearing skills become apparent.Most people I know dread being seated within the hearing range of an Indian child (I specify Indian because our children are a class apart from any other race as far as decibel levels go.) I was one of those people too, before I became a hearty contributor to the cacophony in the air via my own two children. The experience of many memorable journeys, however, has taught me a thing or two about navigating airports, boarding flights and avoiding public embarrassment while travelling with children.Further Reading... Coronavirus Pandemic Has Killed My Appetite for Dystopia Stories (The Quint) March 30, 2020 Raising a perfect parent in the age of Instagram June 19, 2022 Is that what India is About? (Condé Nast Traveller) November 24, 2015 Previous PostWith Wings of Steel (Published in Make in India Magazine – 2016) Next PostA Woman Wanting More Out of Life Isn’t Good for a Man’s Eco System – My Piece for the Taj Colloquium (Inarrateblog)
