DD9 is going on a coach trip next week. She has never been on a coach before.
She always hated the car as a baby and as a toddler was often sick in the car. She has got better since she was forward facing; when she was around 4 we would have to break the 35 minute drive into the next city else she would throw up. Now she can manage an hour or two if the roads aren't too winding. The last time we had to stop was in last January (2020) on the way back from our holidays. We've barely been anywhere since then.
I called her teacher to warn her that DD gets travel sick and I'd be sending spare clothes with DS, but not telling DD that he had them incase thinking that she might be sick might make her feel sick.
DH thinks I'm making something out of nothing and I shouldn't have said anything to the teacher and that she'll probably be fine.
The trip is to the neighbouring city 35 mins away.
I bought some sea bands, planning to hand them to the teacher in case required. DD saw them and asked what they were.
When I mentioned to DH that I'd bought some and she'd seen them he said "oh fgs don't you start on her now".
I now don't know if I should say anything else to DD or not. As in tell her what to do if she does feel sick. Show her how to put the bands on before she goes. Suggest she tries to sit near the front of the coach (the teacher said she would try to engineer this).
AIBU to warn DD that she might feel sick?