Hi pak Fuan,

Saya coba posting artikel tentang pertanyaan bapak
dari website Mayo Clinic untuk tambahan info ya, pak. 

Kalau dari pengalaman pribadi, setiap kali punya
rencana untuk bawa bayi saya dengan pesawat, ada
beberapa hal yang saya pertimbangkan dan lakukan:
- Seberapa perlu untuk membawa bayi saya.  Apa memang
acaranya urgent atau lebih baik ditunda beberapa waktu
atau bahkan bayi dan saya tidak perlu ikut/berangkat
dengan pesawat.

- Kondisi kesehatan bayi (juga saya).  Saya terbiasa
untuk pantau kesehatannya sejak sekitar 1 minggu
sebelum berangkat.  Baby yang sedang sakit bisa jadi
semakin sakit selama perjalanan karena bercampur
dengan banyak penumpang lain (yang mungkin juga sedang
sakit) di ruang kabin tertutup ber-AC, apalagi kalau
rute penerbangan yang panjang.  Belum lagi dengan
kemungkinan delay pesawat atau transit yang makan
waktu lama.

- Sebisa mungkin saya pilih pesawat berbadan lebar,
juga bulk-head seat yang lebih punya ruang untuk
kenyamanan bayi kita.

- Waktu anak saya masih bayi, saya prefer penerbangan
malam, umumnya sesuai dengan jam tidur bayi, paling
tinggal siap sedia ASI jika ia kadang terbangun.

Cheers,
Sylvia – Jovan’s mum with 26-week-‘bump’

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http://www.mayoclinic.com/invoke.cfm?objectid=1000F12D-92C5-4F7F-8C517677B1204E45


AIRPLANE TRAVEL WITH INFANTS: IS IT SAFE?

Q: Is it safe to take a newborn on an airplane? 
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A:  
There are both medical and safety issues to consider
when taking an infant on an airplane. A doctor may
advise against unnecessary air travel during the first
two weeks of life when a newborn's body is still
adjusting to life outside the uterus. Also, evidence
of illness in newborns may be subtle.

Many parents worry that air travel will hurt their
child's ears. But the effects of flying on an infant's
ears are the same as for an adult's ears. Changing
cabin pressure causes temporary changes in middle ear
pressure, which can result in pain. Sucking helps
equalize the pressure in the ears. For this reason,
feeding the infant during takeoff and landing may
help.

An infant with a recent ear infection may be very
uncomfortable when flying. Check with your child's
doctor before leaving if you have concerns. Your
doctor may provide you with pain-relieving ear drops,
in case your baby experiences ear pain.

Some parents may worry that changing altitudes during
air travel increase the risk of sudden infant death
syndrome (SIDS). But there's no evidence that this is
true.

When you travel on an airplane with a newborn, the
American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you
place the child in a rear-facing child safety seat
that's properly installed and secured in the seat next
to yours. Most child safety seats are certified for
air travel. Check the label if you're not sure.
According to the Federal Aviation Administration,
child safety seats shouldn't exceed 16 inches wide for
the best fit in aircraft seats — especially in smaller
commuter aircraft. If you can, choose a bulkhead seat
and avoid being seated in emergency exit rows.

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Mau bertanya, kira2 berapakah minimal usia bayi
boleh naik pesawat terbang ? Kalau boleh disertakan
juga
artikel/sumbernya

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