Baby Bin Protocol
Navigating air travel with a baby takes the challenge of flying to a whole new level. Babies, adorable yet unpredictable, add an extra layer of complexity, especially when it comes to security checks. Picture the scene: a mother, already juggling the herculean task of managing her infant and belongings, is asked to remove her shoes by TSA.
With no choice but to place her baby down momentarily, one hopes she found a safer spot than the conveyor belt meant for shoes and bags. After all, an X-ray machine is no place for a baby, no matter how brief the encounter.
