So Denny's has a just over two-year-old toddler, and he is about to take his first flight.

And I know that that's always an issue because it's tough for kids because of the air pressure

and then also just keeping them occupied so they don't get fussy and make all kinds of noise

and kick the person's chair who's right in front of them. So what do you do when

you want to fly with a toddler? Yeah, just any helpful hints because we're going to be doing it in

August. Well, first things first, a diaper bag is a great place to hide alcohol, just so you know.

So feed the kid what whiskey? No, it's for you. That's a kid.

You deserve it for putting up with the kid.

Yeah, I just don't want to be that person on the plane, you know,

where their kids crying the whole flight.

And Lachlan's pretty good.

But if there's any tips or tricks, because I am slightly nervous,

it is a three and a half hour flight. So their little ears will hurt them

because the pressurized cabin, if you don't know to swallow or go ah or chew, you don't know

how to clear your ears and that will hurt them. So you can like give him gum or give him as like

his little favorite like little chewy candy to chew on anything that'll help

pop his ears that's good or even just a sippy cup where he can drink and pop his ears gotcha that's

good obviously fun little things he can watch to kind of distract him watch in color yeah i guess my

fear's lying if he gets you know crotchety just put on it yeah that's the other thing you know

he's gonna be probably between us uh my wife and i but you know if somebody's watching something

inappropriate in front of us or making noise or leaning there's so many things that could go wrong

yeah but you know what it's a good thing to start doing you got to do it when they're young so they get acclimated to travel and they're not but you know what? It's a good thing to start doing. You got to do it when they're young, so they get acclimated to travel and they're not like, you know,

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