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All content of this blog (c) Shelly Rivoli 2007 – 2011
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Looking for ways to streamline holiday travel with your child – without compromising safety? The RideSafer travel vest Three of my favorite car seat alternatives are on sale now, bundled with the Take-Along Travels with Baby tips guide to help keep your whole brood safe, happy, and healthy – and perhaps even a little better…
Here is a great question–oh, the itinerary!–originally posted to the Travels with Baby Facebook page that I knew many of you would appreciate seeing here in the blog–especially those of you wanting to chime in with your own recommendations for this mom (your comments are most welcome here!), and those scratching your head also trying…
Today we continue the “Temperament and Travel” series, featuring bi-weekly advice for traveling with children of each and every temperament. In case you missed it, the previous post in this series offers advice for Travel with a High-Energy Child. Today we look at his counterpart, with advice for Travel with a Low-Energy Child. Does this…
I got this urgent request for advice this morning from a mom who will be traveling with twins and her handicapped mother to India in the near future, and I’m hoping those of you with experience traveling with twins in this age range, or who have traveled with a baby or toddler to India, or…
Update: Please see our full feature review of CARES in Car Seat Alternatives at TravelswithBaby.com – click here Obviously, I love traveling with my children. But even I will admit that one of the greatest challenges in traveling with a toddler can be managing the logistics, and bulk, of a toddler-sized car seat on top…
Insider tips for planning visits to Montreal with young children from a local mom in the know In this feature: New Parents in Montreal, Great Places to Go, Getting Around Montreal with Kids, Dining with Kids, Practical Tips Characterized by cobblestones, decidedly European architecture and shop signs written in French, Montreal feels to many like a far-flung French province. In fact, Montreal…