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We’re not on I-5 anymore: View from the car getting close to Paso Robles on Highway 101.
We’re not on I-5 anymore: View from the car getting close to Paso Robles on Highway 101.
I actually get asked this question so often in person, I’m glad it finally made it to a formal Ask Shelly post! If you’re planning a road trip with kids between San Francisco and southern California, and you’ll need to make better time than (or avoid the nauseating curves of) driving scenic Highway 1, read on…
Here we go with the next installment of the “Temperament and Travel” series, kicking off the trait of adaptation. Do either of these sound like the little one in your life? Fast-Adapting vs. Slow-Adapting Young Travelers Fast-adapting – Does she adjust quickly to changes in routine or scenery, go with the flow when it’s time…
OAHU, HAWAII: The Five Best Oahu Beaches for Kids Under 5 (guest Post by Cara Ballard) – Being born and raised on the Island of Oahu in Sunset Beach, I love sharing my island knowledge with visitors. And every day, I get the chance to do just that when parents call to reserve our baby…
I love this photo because it not only shows what a stunning building the Natural History Museum is housed in, but also that it captures the sense that it’s a place to see and a place to be seen. As my hubby and daughter stand contemplating the intricacies of the dinosaur’s skeleton before them,…
Just as flowers are suddenly popping up outside, a whole new crop of “Ask Shelly” questions are popping up in my in-box as well (thank you!), including this one I’ll dive into re: flying Air Canada with a baby and possibly an airplane bassinet–or fingers crossed for a “freebie seat.”
Those of you who have read the Acknowledgments in Travels with Baby know that my mother was the A #1 reason I was able to finish all of the research and writing that went into the 300+ page book at a time when you might have thought I didn’t stand a snowflake’s chance in a sweatlodge of…