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Sure you can bring more than 3.4 ounces of formula, expressed breast milk, baby food, and medicines for your infant or toddler in your carry-on bag (see tips and specifics here). But I recommend keeping a ready-to-go cabin-friendly baby travel kit in your diaper bag. Having these travel essentials at the ready helps streamline your…
Maui, Molokai, awards and new blog – oh, my!
Our latest trip in a nutshell (no, not around-the-world in a walnut!): Those of you following me on Facebook or Twitter may have caught wind of the whirlwind past couple of weeks, during which we adventured to Maui and Molokai, snorkeled with sea turtles, beached with whales, conquered the Road to Hana, and occupied 5…
Happy Mother’s Day 2014…think fast!
I want to send out my most heartfelt Happy Mother’s Day greetings to all of you experiencing for the first time–and even the second, and the third, and the…the amazingly crazy roller-coaster ride of motherhood. This is an especially significant one for me. Ten years ago (ten!), I was celebrating my 30th birthday AND my…
Tip #38: Talk Back to the TSA
After struggling to get your carry-on bags and your diaper bag and your shoes onto the X-ray belt, just before presenting your baby’s bottles and your Ziploc with travel-size diaper ointment and teething gel for inspection, all the while anticipating just the right moment to yank your child out of her stroller and try to…
Temperament and Travel: Advice for Travel with the “Positive” Child
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