Summer "Super Tip" Roundup
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| Yep. That’s us at Yosemite just a week ago. (Sigh.) |
New York Citytaxi services providing car seats and safety boosters
All content of this blog (c) Shelly Rivoli 2007 – 2011
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| Yep. That’s us at Yosemite just a week ago. (Sigh.) |
All content of this blog (c) Shelly Rivoli 2007 – 2011
I was working on something else for this week, but when I discovered it was Yosemite National Park’s birthday yesterday—and that Yosemite and all National Parks were ironically closed on the day (and still are) because of the government shut down, I thought Yosemite travel tips were the perfect theme for the first monthly roundup…
If you don’t yet have your copy of the new Take-Along Travels with Baby, you have no idea what you’re missing. When I say it has “Hundreds of Tips to Help During Travel with Your Baby, Toddler, and Preschooler,” it’s no exaggeration. And that it fits in the side pocket of your diaper bag or…
I’m very excited to announce the start of a series of interviews I’m running this month in my column at Examiner.com. Moms Around the World will be celebrating moms in various parts of the globe, giving you an insider’s scoop on the place they call home, with top tips for visiting with babies and small…
Visiting Amsterdam with a baby, toddler, or little kids? This guest post’s got you covered with great recommendations from ex-pat mom of twins + 1 Farrah Ritter, who now calls the Netherlands home. Farrah blogs about her family’s adventures in parenting (with multiples!) and travels in her blog The Three Under (blog retired). For many people, Amsterdam comes…
Ever wonder if an author ever uses his own guidebook? Here are five ways I’ll be using my new Take-Along Travels with Baby to help on our imminent road trip—which starts with more than 10 hours of driving over the next two days! 1. Easy songs to sing in the car – Tired of starting…
The Alhambra at Granada is a vast UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases14th century Moorish architecture, stunning gardens with elaborate water features flowing throughout, and the Palace of Charles V built at the site in the 16th century. As you can imagine there is no shortage of beautiful things to see–and a lot of ground…