Travelling with children
Traveling with kids? We get it—it’s not always smooth sailing. That’s why we’re here to make things easier. From what to pack in your hand luggage to tips for navigating security and finding baby-changing facilities, we’ve got you covered. Plus, we’ll answer all your questions about strollers, pushchairs, and baby food.
Through security already? That's where the fun begins. You'll find Kids Play Zones at Gates A and B. Here your little ones can climb and play to their heart's content. It's also the perfect spot to change your baby in peace.
In the Play & Care areas, you can look after your baby in complete comfort. Everything you need is provided: a microwave for baby food, a high chair and a changing table.
Want to explore the facilities? Check out what's available:
You can also change your baby in most of the toilets. Look out for the baby changing facilities symbol!
Baby food, such as milk or jars, can be taken in your hand luggage. Security might ask you to open it for inspection. Check here what is allowed in your hand luggage.
Rules vary from airline to airline. Collapsible pushchairs are often allowed and will be marked before being placed in the hold. Non-folding models must usually be checked in at the counter. Check with your airline for details.
Brussels Airport has many child-friendly restaurants:
- Belgorama (Gates A)
- Pizzeria Amo (Gates A)
- Panos (Gates A)
- Hi! Brussels (Arrivals Hall)
- Quick (Arrivals hall)
- Bistrot (Gates B)
You can have your baby's food warmed up in these restaurants. Prefer to do it yourself? Microwaves are available in Belgorama and Bistrot.
