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Here we are (I’m the one behind the camera) at Inspiration Point on our first trip as a family to Yosemite National Park. Yes, that’s a soul patch on Tim, and no we didn’t actually hike with our infants’ heads dangling like wet spaghetti. We try to make a pilgrimage to Yosemite each year, be…
- Air Travel | baby | baby gear | toddler
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- Air Travel | baby gear | CARES
What’s the difference between CARES and the Baby B’Air?
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