If Your Kids Gets Motion Sickness, Here’s What You Need to Have on Hand
When you hear the dreaded "I don’t feel good" from the backseat.
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April 07, 2022
By:
Amanda Mushro
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Be Ready for an Uncomfortable Road Trip
If you've ever had motion sickness, you know how miserable it can be, and if it's your kids that are getting sick in the car, you’ll try just about anything to help them feel better and avoid the messy cleanup after.
There are a lot of reasons your kids can get motion sickness. It could be from winding roads making their tummy feel like it’s doing flip-flops or having a sensitive inner ear that makes traveling in the backseat difficult, or genetics could be at fault. If you get motion sickness, there’s a good chance your little one will too.
From preventing the motion sickness to cleanup when it happens unexpectedly, here’s what you need if your child gets motion sickness.
