For Catherine’s take on strollers and carriers, visit her post, Travel with Infants and Toddlers Strollers and Carriers. As anyone with kids knows, what works for one family frequently doesn’t …
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Strollers and carriers are almost always travel essentials when you are traveling with a child under age three. Nancy and I both shared our experience separately. Check out her post …
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Travel for a nursing mom – with or without her baby – has some extra challenges, but they are not insurmountable. In fact, I found that an exclusively nursed infant is …
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In September 2013, my husband, my four year old, and my in-laws took a trip to Maui. Our motivation for traveling to Maui was simple – his parents had taken …
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Visiting Fallingwater was a truly magical experience for our family. Right before my second son turned six, he brought home a children’s book of architectural masterpieces from his school library. …
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Bathing outdoors in volcanically heated pools has been a tradition since Viking times. Thermal pools heated to about 100 degrees Fahrenheit are available all over the country and relatively inexpensive. …
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Passports, visas and immunizations are important considerations when traveling internationally with children. The U.S. Department of State has a helpful tool that allows visitors to find passport, visa and immunization requirements for …
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When traveling with kids car seats are a necessary evil – you have to keep your kids safe when coming and going, but they’re heavy and cumbersome and aren’t always …
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I have mixed feelings about our trip to Japan, in large part because of how surprisingly difficult it was to get information beforehand and how difficult it was to get …
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What we ate: Eating in Japan ended up being the biggest hurdle to overcome, which was completely unexpected given how much we love Japanese food and how good the quality …