Protection stuff in luggage

Child protection stuff ?? 

If you mean electrical outlet protectors, furniture corner protectors, refrigerator locks, toilet seat locks, cupboard and drawer locks. you should have absolutely no problem taking those items anywhere. Just know that the electrical sockets differ substantially form country-to-country and may not fit where you are going. Of course you may need to explain to Customs officials who are not themselves parents, or in countries where these products are not widely known, exactly what all these strange looking contraptions really are. 

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Dad and Grand dad too.....hehehe

The only thing that comes to mind - car seats, possibly.

helmets?

Did he meant condoms 

Mariem88 wrote:

Did he meant condoms 

That's not protection for kids...that's protection for parents 

alpha.one wrote:

Mariem88 wrote:

Did he meant condoms 

That's not protection for kids...that's protection for parents 

Susan Peterson wrote:

I think she might be right. Cuz those stuff (birth control and contraceptives ) aren't allowed as per the religion.

Else I can't see any other thing as a child protection which won't be allowed in the luggage !!

saimans wrote:

I think she might be right. Cuz those stuff (birth control and contraceptives ) aren't allowed as per the religion.

Else I can't see any other thing as a child protection which won't be allowed in the luggage !!

Those are freely available in all pharmacies

alpha.one wrote:

Those are freely available in all pharmacies

Hold on......Did I say they aren't available in the pharmacies !!

I don't think it will make any issue as long as they are in luggage.

But I am not sure if you can travel; while having it on.