Long-term travel with a 3-month-old baby through a country? [closed]

My girlfriend and I are wondering if it is possible/recommended/safe to travel with a 3-month-old baby through a country (New Zealand) for about 3 to 4 months. We are just thinking about it. We haven't planned anything. So this is the first attempt to get some information about the feasibility.

The only thing we are sure about yet is travelling through the country by car. Probably even a car in which we can sleep. So another thing would be that we only make day trips and always have the car as savepoint where we come back to.

Do you have any experience travelling with babys about the age of 3 months?

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Can you take a 3 month old out of the country?

Unless your baby's doctor has advised against international travel, there's no reason you can't take your baby outside the country when he's just a few weeks old.

Can you go on holiday with a 3 month old baby?

By three months, you and your baby are more likely to be ready to travel. Your baby is no longer as fragile, but is still small enough to not mind whether their bed is at home or in a hotel room.

At what age can you travel internationally with a baby?

Most airlines will allow you to travel with infants as young as 2 days old. Other airlines require the infant to be at least 2 weeks old. Certain airlines may also require written approval from a doctor before allowing an infant less than 2 weeks old to fly.

Can you travel out of country with a baby?

If you will be traveling with an infant out of the country, your baby will most likely need their own passport in order to be granted entry to and exit from a new country. All infant passports have to be applied for in-person, so be sure to plan accordingly before your travel dates.

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