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 them, the previous posts in this series offer advice for Travel with a High-Energy Child.and Travel with a Low-Energy Child. Today we turn from Activity Levels to that temperament trait that…
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…
As promised, today we kick off the new bi-weekly feature on “Temperament and Travel,” featuring advice for traveling with children of each and every temperament. First up: Advice for travel with a high-energy child. Does this sound like yours? Portrait of the High-Energy Child: Is your child highly active, needing much more physical exercise and…
TRAVEL AND TEMPERAMENT: Tips for Traveling with Your Unique Child – I am often asked for my “top tip for traveling with young children,” which I think is a lot like asking: “Which is the most important key on a piano’s keyboard?” In addition to all of the important bits to consider, like where to…
While there’s no sure-fire way to rule out a case of the sniffles or other ailments during your family vacation, there are some very helpful things you can pack along–just in case. Here are five items I recommend packing for winter travel with babies, toddlers and preschoolers:
Already on your way? Or just heading out the door? Here are some tips to keep handy to help DURING holiday travel with kids. Let your child document your trip. Smartphones make it easier than ever to turn your wee traveler into an aspiring videographer. Put your child in charge of collecting photos and/or video…