YES, you can fly with 3 children.
1 Adult cannot fly with more than 2 infants though.
I have just booked a long haul flight from London to Melbourne with Singapore Airlines and I have children aged 6, 4 and 1 (please feel sorry for me as I am traveling alone with the children....AGH!!!)
I am able to travel with the three children but was told if I had 2 infants (under 2) that I would not be permitted to travel unless another adult was with us. They explained this was because children under 2 need to sit on a lap for take-off and landing....seems reasonable, I suppose (unless of course you are the parent of twins needing to fly).
16 September 2009
Yes. You just buy your three children tickets.
in the UK OFSTED have set guidelines of adult to child ratios, these are... for children under 2 years 1 adult for every three children for children 2 and 3 years old 1 adult to 4 children for children 3+ years 1 adult to 8 children
is it £3
0-2 yrs 1 adult for every 3 children in early years group 2-3 1 adult for every 4 children 3-5 1 adult for 8 children outside the school, 1 for 13 if a registered teacher is present 4 and over 1 teacher for 30 pupils in reception classes, 1 adult for every 5 children on school trips and during out of hours activities.
as many as it takes to not go lonley. XDXD there are government rules around child care and it depends on the age of the children - younger children need more adults. For example it might be 1 adult to every 4 babies under 1yr, 1 adult to every 6 children aged 1-3 etc.....
They have a 4 stage cycle, egg, larvae (maggot) pupae (cocoon )and then adult, so any of the first 3 are "pre" fly.
Yes.
Toddlers - $15 Children - $33 Adults - $43 Family 2 children + 2 adults = $130 Family 1 adult +3 children = $130
Yes they can for example: 3 adults and 4 children cost £48.50 and 2 adults and 3 children cost £34 find the cost of one of each : 1 adult = £9.50 1 child = £5.00 very simple forms but yes there can be.
The Backyardigans - 2004 Fly Girl 3-1 was released on: USA: 1 February 2008
In fallout 3 the children from little lamplight call every adult a mungo.
It is OK.Some kids 8+ fly alone.Kids under 3 years often fly free of charge (with a paying adult).It is not safe for kids or even teens to tour or backpack alone. A group or adult accomplice is recommended.
For infants the ratio should be no more than 3 infants to 1 provider. For toddlers the recommended ratio is 4 to 1. State guidelines can vary but this is a good rule of thumb. Each state has their own laws and regulations on the number of adults to children in a daycare setting. Generally these will range to roughly 3 to 5 children per adult, but be sure to check the law of your state.