"Traveling as a family is not for the faint of heart. Whether it's the lead up to or the day of anxiety, flying has gotten harder and harder, especially for those with young kids. If you're a new mom and you want to breastfeed, or have a rambunctious toddler who just HAS to run around all the time, these American airports seem built by people who get your pain."
"Photos courtesy of Chicago O'Hare International Airport, Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Harry Reid International Airport, Houston Hobby Airport, LaGuardia Terminal B, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport/Port of Seattle"
Traveling as a family is especially challenging and increasingly stressful both in the lead-up and on the travel day. Flying has become harder for families with young children, creating heightened anxiety for parents. New mothers who want to breastfeed face logistical and privacy concerns in busy airports. Toddlers who need to run and expend energy can be difficult to contain in cramped terminals. Several American airports feature designs and amenities that anticipate family needs and help reduce travel friction. Notable airports include Chicago O'Hare, Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County, Harry Reid, Houston Hobby, LaGuardia Terminal B, and Seattle-Tacoma.
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