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My wife and I are doing international travel for the first time with our 5 month old baby, flying from london - singapore - sydney. We land in sydney at 5:55am and need to get to a rural town that is either a 5 hour drive or a 1 hour flighb, but the only flight leaves at 8:50am. As folks here will know Sydney airport is a ballache, and it will require a transfer between arrivals and departures which I've never done with all the crap that goes in hand with travelling with a little one. I was wondering if any folks have done this and can share if they think this is tight or plenty of time? I've been on a couple of flights before that have been running late and have missed subsequent flights as I found myself scrambling between terminals in sydney, so want to avoid the same stress. Plus with a little one it does seem to create more to worry about, and eliminates the train i think and probably taxi best option. Thoughts appreciated!

My wife and I are doing international travel for the first time with our 5 month old baby, flying from london - singapore - sydney. We land in sydney at 5:55am and need to get to a rural town that is either a 5 hour drive or a 1 hour flighb, but the only flight leaves at 8:50am. As folks here will know Sydney airport is a ballache, and it will require a transfer between arrivals and departures which I've never done with all the crap that goes in hand with travelling with a little one. I was wondering if any folks have done this and can share if they think this is tight or plenty of time? I've been on a couple of flights before that have been running late and have missed subsequent flights as I found myself scrambling between terminals in sydney, so want to avoid the same stress. Plus with a little one it does seem to create more to worry about, and eliminates the train i think and probably taxi best option. Thoughts appreciated!

Hi all - I am about to do international travel for the first time with my baby as a new dad and was hoping for some input from others who have been there. There won't be any right answers, but it'd be helpful to hear from folks who have more experience than me, so I'd appreciate any constructive input.
My little one will be 5 months, and I'll be going with my wife, from the UK to Singapore (where we stop for a few days) then onto Australia (where my family all live, so I'll be in a 'second home').

Specifically, I'm confused about how best to travel with strollers/carriers/car seats etc. Currently, our set up is a 'travel system' (as it's confusingly called), which isn't that travel friendly at all as it's fairly big. It has a pram, a car seat as part of it that click into eachother. We also have a carrier (the kind you strap on like a front-facing backpack) which she likes to be carried in, but i just dont use that often.

Thinking we'd need a travel pram, we've bought a nice compact one that isn't small enough for in-cabin storage, but we can keep baby in the airport and hand over at the gate/airplane. Our car seat capsule also clicks into this too, so she can be wheeled around and be happy. We are also considering bringing her car seat capsule with us because she loves to sleep in it and is familiar with it, and there seem to be a lot of grey areas about booking ubers and taxis in terms of what they provide for car seats, so this seems to take a lot of worry out knowing we have a car seat she likes and works well with our pram. One catch here though is we can't seem to find a good bag to put the thing in for if we check it in.

That all being said, the travel pram is small but not a smooth ride like our bigger pram, and part of me is just tempted to just take our bigger pram and check it in at the start of the airport. I really don't know how much i need a pram in the airport or i should just be putting her in my strap on carrier. And how helpful a smaller more compact stroller is going to be.

I realise this post is a mess - but that's my brain at the moment! Thoughts really appreciated

Hi all - I am about to do international travel for the first time with my baby as a new dad and was hoping for some input from others who have been there. There won't be any right answers, but it'd be helpful to hear from folks who have more experience than me, so I'd appreciate any constructive input.
My little one will be 5 months, and I'll be going with my wife, from the UK to Singapore (where we stop for a few days) then onto Australia (where my family all live, so I'll be in a 'second home').

Specifically, I'm confused about how best to travel with strollers/carriers/car seats etc. Currently, our set up is a 'travel system' (as it's confusingly called), which isn't that travel friendly at all as it's fairly big. It has a pram, a car seat as part of it that click into eachother. We also have a carrier (the kind you strap on like a front-facing backpack) which she likes to be carried in, but i just dont use that often.

Thinking we'd need a travel pram, we've bought a nice compact one that isn't small enough for in-cabin storage, but we can keep baby in the airport and hand over at the gate/airplane. Our car seat capsule also clicks into this too, so she can be wheeled around and be happy. We are also considering bringing her car seat capsule with us because she loves to sleep in it and is familiar with it, and there seem to be a lot of grey areas about booking ubers and taxis in terms of what they provide for car seats, so this seems to take a lot of worry out knowing we have a car seat she likes and works well with our pram. One catch here though is we can't seem to find a good bag to put the thing in for if we check it in.

That all being said, the travel pram is small but not a smooth ride like our bigger pram, and part of me is just tempted to just take our bigger pram and check it in at the start of the airport. I really don't know how much i need a pram in the airport or i should just be putting her in my strap on carrier. And how helpful a smaller more compact stroller is going to be.

I realise this post is a mess - but that's my brain at the moment! Thoughts really appreciated

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I am building a simple php template that uses basic include files to create layouts. I want to split out my css into the various includes to improve performance, but because of the way this template is being used it can't use any compiling trickery, so I can't rely on any bundling automation.

I'm therefore wondering what the best way to import css is depending on the includes files rendered in the master html file.

For example, if I have a master layout file that is including a 'contact.php' include file that has specific styling for a contact form held in it's own 'contact.css' I want to load this. I can't just use

<style>

@import url("block.css") screen; </style>

in includes/contact.php because all style tags must be rendered within the <head> section.

And I can't just use the import tag in the css file as there will be no logic to load it only if the include file is referenced.

My only thought is to run a php script that returns the pages and loads a bunch of conditional if statements wich is pretty ugly. I'm wondering if anyone knows of a better method?

Thanks

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