Everything We Bring When Traveling With Our Son Who Has Down Syndrome
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This thing we take anywhere where we might be walking a lot when we go hiking or when there's going to be any situation where we start out walking and there is a possibility that he may decide I'm done.
It compacts really nicely... it can go overhead on an airplane which we love and it is a great thing for us to have.
The nebulizer that we have from insurance or from a medical supply company is massive. It is loud and I'm sure it costs way more than that. Um, but this thing is so compact.
We have worked with his medical team to get emergency medications that we would never carry for other kids.
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Packing for family travel always takes planning—but when you’re traveling with a child who has Down syndrome (and siblings in tow), there are a few extra essentials we never leave home without. From medical equipment to adaptive gear and comfort items, I’m walking you through everything we bring—and why. These are the tools that make our travel safer, more comfortable, and less stressful—whether we're cruising, road-tripping, or flying with our crew of little ones. In this video: 00:00 – Introduction 00:18 – KinderPack Adaptive Carrier 00:59 – BabyZen Yoyo 2 Travel Stroller 01:47 – KidCozy Headphones for sensory comfort 02:01 – Communication Device + Lamp 02:02 – Comfort Items (Pillow & Blanket) 02:34 – Safety Beds: Abrams Safety Sleeper + SafePlace Bedding 03:37 – Snacks: why we pack specific favorites 04:24 – Medical Box + Emergency Medications 04:42 – Pulse Oximeter 05:35 – Portable Nebulizer ✨ These items help support our son’s needs—and make travel smoother for all of us. If you're a parent planning an accessible family trip, I hope this gives you some ideas and reassurance. 👇 Drop your favorite travel must-haves or questions in the comments! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ☀️ I’m Sara — your Unofficial Disney Cruise Line Mom. We’ve cruised over 100 days, and now travel with our 4 kids — including one with Down syndrome — sharing the real-life side of Disney cruising as a big, interabled family. No fluff, no filters, and definitely no gatekeeping. 💙 Subscribe for honest Disney Cruise vlogs, accessibility tips, and family travel behind the scenes — new videos twice a week! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Important Links: If you want help with planning your own cruise: https://www.piratesandprincessestravel.com/request-a-quote Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@FamGoTravel?sub_confirmation=1 My Amazon Storefront where you'll find all my Disney Cruise Favorites: http://bit.ly/45SSwWD My Instagram: instagram.com/adventures_with__sara #disneycruise #dclmom #downsyndrometravel