Toys and treats for the plane?
Treats were limited to what we were allowed to take on board/through customs but both ours have always had a soft spot for cheerios so they ate lots of those!
Plus - they're not going to make too much mess
Toys - I gathered up a few little toys from home (and put them away before the trip so they seemed 'new' when we needed them), a couple of brand new little plastic character toys, christmas cracker type novelties + two board books. And stickers too I think? And whilst we didn't find we needed any toys during the trip I did plan originally for them to double up as toys in our room.
The criteria for everything we took? Small + light! (Oh and nothing which played tunes/made noises etc which might bother other people on the flight)
Bulkhead seats - we were given these once, even though our 2nd DD was just slightly too old for the sky cot. I don't have any strong preferences here but admittedly it was nice not to have to worry about anyone in front of you (either you annoying them or having someone recline right into your space - which is crowded enough if you have a small child!) + they do offer a little more leg room.
Treats were limited to what we were allowed to take on board/through customs but both ours have always had a soft spot for cheerios so they ate lots of those!
Plus - they're not going to make too much mess

Toys - I gathered up a few little toys from home (and put them away before the trip so they seemed 'new' when we needed them), a couple of brand new little plastic character toys, christmas cracker type novelties + two board books. And stickers too I think? And whilst we didn't find we needed any toys during the trip I did plan originally for them to double up as toys in our room.
The criteria for everything we took? Small + light! (Oh and nothing which played tunes/made noises etc which might bother other people on the flight)
Bulkhead seats - we were given these once, even though our 2nd DD was just slightly too old for the sky cot. I don't have any strong preferences here but admittedly it was nice not to have to worry about anyone in front of you (either you annoying them or having someone recline right into your space - which is crowded enough if you have a small child!) + they do offer a little more leg room.