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How do I keep my ears from "popping" during the takeoff and landing of an airplane? |
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Chewing gum will reduce the discomfort for you or for your children. Babies will be comforted if they can nurse or drink from a bottle during the takeoff and landing of your flight.CAUTION: Don't give gum to small children who tend to swallow it, because swallowing gum might cause them to choke.
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When you need to relieve the pressure in your ears, pinch your nose, close your mouth, and "blow" (not too hard).
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Keep your mouth open. This will help keep the pressure the same on both the inside and outside of your ear, so your ears won't pop.
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