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D. Goren
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Updated Feb, 6
Because airline child policies change — and parents shouldn’t have to hunt for answers.
Yes — Lufthansa allows a diaper bag when traveling with a baby. A diaper bag is normally treated as an additional small carry-on/personal item for the child. Baby food, formula, breast milk and medications are permitted even if they exceed the usual 100 ml liquid limit, but you must declare them at security for inspection. Strollers and child seats are typically accepted and can often be gate‑checked or checked free of charge, though exact handling can vary by route and fare.
If you tell me your flight route or whether the baby has their own seat, I can give more specific guidance.



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