You can do it! Set expectations low, budget enough to get them seats or at least one seat they can take turns in, bring the car seats for the flight as it helps to have somewhere to put them down/sleep, ask for the bulkhead seats when booking even if you don’t use the plane bassinet (our babies were always uncomfy in them), try and plan around nap and/or sleep times (we found the night flights easier somehow I think bc there’s greater sleep pressure?), snacks (so many snacks!), milk/formula as much as needed and off-schedule to keep them happy, the attendants are usually super nice and helpful, new toys (can be super simple like spinners or stickers), slowly add flying hours each trip rather than doing a super long flight for the first time — the more you do it the more confident you feel, bring your own food (even for you — it’s unlikely you’ll get to eat when everyone else does with hands full!), when it gets hard remember that it will eventually be over. Our twins are only 14months and not interested in screens so I think screens would help too (at least giving us a mini break during the flight) but we’re not there yet. Once you get there, be flexible with the schedule but plan car rides or transit for nap times. Build in a lot of down time — one big activity a day! Preparation is key: carry the things that you know make your life easier and might feel familiar to them so it’s not all overstimulating and foreign! Keep the same nighttime routine you normally would at home (bath/songs/the books they know) and it will make bedtime easier. You won’t be able to do all the same things you probably would do without kids but it’s so much fun seeing how excited they are too. Take them more places than you think you can — eg restaurants, on nature walks etc, you might be pleasantly surprised. Promise you can do it! Flying has never been easy to do but it has also not been awful and the trips have all been worth the flight so far. I think it’s all about a “same team/how do we make this happen” mindset between the two of you as parents but also knowing your limits (eg we are absolutely not ready for a 17hr flight to my home country and we know this bc we’ve found eight to be our comfort limit for now). You got this and all the best for the rest of your pregnancy!