On the Road
We’re longtime travel lovers, and combining our knowledge as parents from all over the world and from all walks of life, here are our best baby and toddler travel tips.
Whether you’re on a road trip or heading to the other side of the world, these tried and true tips are what we learned the hard way so that you don’t have to.
Can You Take a Baby on Safari? Everything To Know!
Can you take a baby on safari? Since my partner and I met in Namibia, and I’ve been guiding there for years as a women’s adventure and photography guide, it was been a dream of mine to take our son back to the place we met. My dream came true when we took him to…
15 Screen-Free Ways To Entertain a Toddler on a Flight
Long flights with a toddler can be challenging, especially when screens aren’t an option. Trust me, I’m not high and mighty about screen time; it’s just that my toddler refuses to wear headphones, making screens impractical for us. So after over more than 100 flights with my 22 month old, several of which were over…
The BEST Airplane Snacks for Toddlers: 20 Tried and True Favorites
Traveling with a toddler requires a well-stocked arsenal of snacks to keep them both entertained and satisfied. After over 100 flights with my almost two-year-old, I’ve learned which snacks work best to keep my toddler happy and my sanity intact. Here’s a list of 20 of our favorite no-mess and no refrigeration airplane snacks, complete…
Flying with a One-Year-Old: Tips for Long-Haul Flights
Flying with a one-year-old can feel daunting, especially on long-haul flights. The confined space, potential for crankiness, and disruption to routine all contribute to the challenge. However, with the right preparation and mindset, it’s entirely possible to make the journey smoother for both you and your little one. Drawing from my own experiences of over…
How to Find the Perfect Travel Agent for Family Trips
Traveling with children is a unique and rewarding experience, but it also comes with its own set of challenges and considerations. Will the hotel be kid-friendly? Will it be safe for everyone? Will there be enough to do and eat? As a parent who has navigated the globe with a toddler, from African safaris to…
How to Fly with Milk for Toddlers
Early on in our feeding journey, it became clear we weren’t going to be able to go the breastfeeding route, which was disappointing since it seemed like the easiest way to fly with a baby or toddler. So for those who give their toddlers milk not from the breast, whether it’s breast milk from a…
Is the Guava Lotus Travel Bassinet and Crib Worth It? (Not Sponsored Review!)
When I was building out my baby registry I came across all kinds of premium products and wondered if any of them were truly worth it. Like the SNOO Smart Sleeper, Artipoppe baby carrier, anything by Nuna or UPPA Baby, Willow wearable breast pumps, and of course, the Guava Lotus Bassinet and Travel Crib. I’ve…
Flying SAS with a Baby or Toddler – Our Experience and Review
Traveling with a toddler is considered a daunting experience for many parents, especially when it involves long flights. I’m here to tell you after over 100 flights with my 20 month old, it really doesn’t have to be. My recent journey with Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) on our trip to Norway with our toddler was a…
Is the Slumberpod Worth It? My Honest Thoughts After 2 Years
Is the Slumberpod worth it? You’ve likely seen it on social media and wondered, is this actually the godsend they say it is? After some deliberation, I bought one and tested it so that we an answer the question once and for all: Will it help everyone get better sleep on vacation, and is it…
How to Fly with a Hiking Baby Carrier
It seems like every time we go on a trip, 3/4 of what we bring is for our little guy. I’m always on a quest to cut that down, and one of the ways is to bring a hiking baby carrier/backpack rather than a stroller. A hiking baby backpack is so much nicer than a…
At What Age Can Children Fly For Free?
You may have heard that up until a certain age, children can fly for free on your lap. Every airline I’ve encountered after over 100 flights and 12 passport stamps for my toddler allows babies to fly for free domestically as a lap infant, BUT there are some caveats. Sometimes lap infants can still cost…
How We Use Points to Fly Business Class as a Family
Today, I’m diving into a topic near and dear to my heart: traveling in style for less. But this isn’t budget travel – we’re talking about soaring through the skies in style with the whole family, courtesy of credit card points. Over the past two years we’ve flown in business class with seven airlines to…