We bought the air tickets in July for our trip in November due to the promo fares on Singapore Airlines. When the protests began in September, we panicked. Fortunately, we bought travel insurance way before the protests began and should it get worse, we will forgo the trip and might be able receive some form of compensation.
After consulting friends who went before us and those staying there, we did not have to forgo the trip. The boys are the happiest, no doubt!
It is always difficult to wake the boys up in the morning but when it comes to going to the airport for our flights, it is never difficult! Why ah……
Happy to be on his Trunki for the first time.
Trunki is the original ride on suitcase which can be hand carried onto the airplane (make sure it's not over the carry on allowance though).
Guess what will be in E's Trunki?
His baby bear, pillow, spare clothes and a book.
The Trunki is perfect for beating boredom suffered by travelling tots. Sometimes they attract the attention of other passengers, both young and old, sometimes they irritate passengers as they have to make sure they do not bump into these luggage-pulling kids. :P
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| My Superboy-Wannabe |
But if you were to ask me, the advantages surpass the disadvantages:
- when the kids are too tired to walk, I can pull them while they ride on their luggages - means lesser whining and tantrums throwing;
- it entertains them while they pull, push, get on, get off, play with the luggages during the waiting time after check-in and before boarding;
- they can pack what they need or want and be responsible for them;
- durable - same type of plastic as adult suitcases
Kids have this thing for the safety brochure in airplanes...
See you in Hong Kong!!!
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