Cynthia - posted on 05/26/2009 ( 3 moms have responded )
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We've tried everything! Pills, no pills, eating, no eating. Nothing works. Thank God for ziploc bags -they get us through every situation. Good thing my daughters are good troopers about it. It used to be plane, train, subway, bus, car. Now it's only the plane and car that seems to upset them (10 & 12 years). Any suggestions?
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Mairead - posted on 01/09/2010
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sitting on newspapers when travelling is suppose to help did it for my daughter because she gets very sick when travelling and it worked
Daisha - posted on 09/11/2009
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have you specifically tried Dramamine? also they make bracelets some people say they work, we are getting ready to try them with our daughters, 6 & 7.
Kylie - posted on 05/30/2009
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Hi Cynthia. I always had motion sickness as a child in the car or boat. Some suggestions that helped me was to sit in the front seat of the car and watch the white line (focusing on something helped). I also had travel wrist bands. You can buy them from a chemist. They were very good especially on a boat. I eventually grew out of getting sick sometime in my teens though so fingers crossed for your children too. Kylie
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