My First Flight

My First Flight is recommended for children ages 3+ with adult supervision. Young travellers can paint with water, explore the stickers and talk through the story with a grown-up.

Fill the included paintbrush pen with water and brush it over a water-reveal page to uncover the picture. When the page dries, the image fades and your child can reveal it again. There's no paint or colouring ink to add.

Yes. The eight water-reveal scenes can be used again as they dry, and the stickers can be repositioned. Enjoy it before travel, during the journey and again on future trips or simply for imaginative play at home.

Use them with the four glossy activity pages for packing, travel-themed games and imaginative play. They can also be fun on other clean, suitable smooth surfaces, such as windows, when permitted. Always test the surface and follow airline or accommodation rules.

One My First Flight activity book with eight reusable water-reveal story pages, four glossy activity pages, a reusable sticker sheet and a water-fill paintbrush pen. The story scenes also include simple parent tips for talking through the experience.

Yes! In fact, that's a big part of why I made it. Look through the airport scenes together before your trip, especially things your child hasn't experienced before. Then bring the same book along for the flight, when those places and routines might feel a little more familiar.

Yes. It's designed for portable, screen-free play while waiting or on board. Fill the included brush pen with water when you're ready to paint, and supervise small accessories and sticker play.

Yes. The pictures appear with water rather than paint or markers, and the included stickers are reusable. As with any water activity, a little care can help avoid spills.

They add games and opportunities to talk about packing, pre-trip routines and activities to try during travel, including playful regulation ideas. The glossy surfaces also give the reusable stickers a place to move, stick and play.

The Calm Crew scenes show parts of the airport journey, including security, so children can see and discuss what happens before experiencing it themselves. For example, explain that belongings travel through the scanner and come back afterward. Each story page includes a simple parent tip. Preparation may help a new experience feel more familiar, but every child responds differently.

My First Flight is recommended for ages 3+. Exploring the airport story together can help children become familiar with a sequence of new experiences, ask questions and practise the language of what comes next. Painting with the included water brush and using stickers also invite hands-on coordination and imaginative play. Use it before travel and again on the journey, with adult supervision.