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Make sure you can remove anything you'll need during the flight from your bag easily, or dress accordingly with lots of pockets. Once you've crammed your whole life into a single bag, the fun's not over - further restrictions mean you should be prepared to have your bag weighed. If you'd like to be completely prepared, one savvy Mumsnetter recommends investing in a home travel-scale. It's also worth checking how much your bag weighs empty; some wheeled-bags weigh a couple of kilograms before you've even started packing. If you're going for the one-bag approach, how do you maximise the amount you can fit in it? The secret is to be a smart packer, as demonstrated by this ultra-savvy guide from the New York Times on fitting a veritable catwalk of clothing into a single bag. But if this is beyond you, Mumsnetters recommend other tips and tricks, such as taking bras without underwires because they roll smaller, using small vacuum bags to compress your clothes and taking microfibre towels instead of normal ones because they're less bulky.

Capsule wardrobe for warm weather holidays Mumsnetter Ivykaty44 offers her pared-down packing method: • Pack three outfits, plus one for the evening • Flip flops, and one other pair of shoes • Stuff your toiletries and underwear inside the shoes you just packed • Wear your fourth outfit to fly in (if you turn up naked at check-in, they may object) The infamous 100ml liquids rule is still with us, which means you'll be forced to discard any liquids in your carry-on bag that exceed 100ml, even if the bottle isn't full. And be clear which toiletries constitute a liquid - for instance, lipstick, deodorant and toothpaste are all counted. Directgov has a helpful guide to taking liquids in your hand luggage. All your 100ml containers have to then fit into a single one litre plastic bag. Some Mumsnetters have a stock of resealable clear freezer bags or pencil cases – worth considering, especially since several airports charge you £1 for the plastic bags.

But do ensure your bag is definitely resealable. Baby milk and food are exempt from the 100ml rule, but you're only allowed to board with 'sufficient for the trip' (there's no set rule on how much this is) and you may be asked to taste it when going through security. Finally, medicines and tablets are all fine to take through security (as long as they're not over 100ml) but you can't take anything sharp on to the plane (although razors are OK), so check children's pencil cases for scissors. Here's a complete list of dangerous and restricted items. Getting through security can be one of the most irksome parts of flying, but savvy packing can make it less stressful. If you're bringing an iPad or laptop on to the plane with you, for example, make sure you haven't carefully buried it under three or four layers of tightly packed clothes - security will make you dig it out to place in a separate tray when scanning. And while it may be a smart move to wear your clumpiest boots through the airport to save on your weight restriction, be prepared to take them off at security.

If they've got fiddly laces, it might be worth unlacing them while queueing. Here's a rough guide to what some of the main airlines will and won't allow, but double-check before you fly, as these may change. It's also worth remembering that there is no guarantee your 'cabin' baggage will actually be allowed in the cabin.  Quite often space is limited and those who have paid extra for priority boarding could potentially nab all the space in the overhead lockers, meaning your bag gets put in the hold. Unfair yes, but worth being prepared for. Ensure anything you need to have in-flight can be taken out and kept on your person. Max size: 55 x 40 x 20cm  Weight limit: 10kg Fees for excess: £50/€50Yes, one additional bag up to 35 x 20 x 20cmYes, up to 5kg, when an infant (23 months or younger) travels on adult's lap Max size: 56 x 45 x 25cm  Weight limit: N/A Fees for excess: £30-£45Only if you're an easyJet Plus cardholder, FLEXI fare, Upfront or Extra passenger.