Travelling with toddlers does not have to be a nightmare. It just looks a little different. Instead of sipping margaritas you’ll be testing formula temperature. Instead of dancing under the stars you’ll be clapping your hands if you are happy and you know it.
But what does replace your former holiday past times is so much better. You will be creating memories that last a life time.
Plus, I have made all the possible blunders travelling with babies and toddlers so you can learn from my mistakes and absorb my advice quicker than a toddler hearing you accidentally swear.
Trains, Planes and Hot Wheels.
What most people dread most about travelling with toddlers is the journey. Until they invent teleportation, it is not fun but I have all the tips you need to make it bearable.
Wherever you are braving the skies, taking to the seas, or attempting a long road trip I’ve got you covered. From long haul flights to icy Norwegian fjord drives, we have done them all and now know what, and more importantly what not, to do.
Flying with toddlers does not have to be the title of Netflix’s next documentary.
Having flown over fifty thousand miles with babies and toddlers, my handy tips will help your next flight with toddlers run smoother than Megamind’s scalp.
We have covered plenty of miles with babies and toddlers, around the UK and abroad.
After perfecting the minefield of car hire and car seats and I have now collated my top tips for driving abroad with toddlers.
From Pacific Highway to Icefields Parkway, we have managed to change a nappy in the boot at the best backdrops.
Cruising with toddlers was not my favourite past time but cruise ships are not the only way to develop a fear of open water.
We have stayed on boats on the Norfolk Broads, seen absolutely nothing on many Whale Watching tours and taken the ferry crossing plenty of times to compile the best advice of travelling with toddlers by boat.
- Norfolk Broads
- Whale watching with toddlers
- Ferry Crossing with toddlers
Packing for your family holiday
The second dread of taking your toddlers on holiday is the mammoth task of packing. If you have ever popped to the park with a baby or toddler, you are basically a qualified Sherpa.
Here I have compiled all my top tips, advice and relived my epic fails to help you prepare for your next family holiday.
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