Have you tried this remarkably simple way of setting limits when you travel with your kids? (Or, any place really!) You literally don’t have to say a word. It’s true… not a word. Travel, Kids, It’s Difficult… While there’s definitely the promise of new and exciting times when you travel with your kids, there’s potential
My husband had been exceptionally busy with studying and work. He had had a lot of trips away from home over the last month, and when he was home he was studying. He had definitely not been around the kids as much as they were used to. Family Vacation Prep Gets Stressful Now it
Packing Schedules Meltdowns New foods, new people, new places, new things Traveling with kids brings a whole suitcase full of the unexpected! It’s easy to forget how special traveling with kids can be, amid the chaos and confusion of going away, so much so it can feel easier to say “we’ll just stay at home.”
We long to relax and enjoy each other’s company on vacation, but in new surroundings, after long journeys, children can feel out of sorts and disconnected, and often meltdown on holidays. Allocating one-on-one time builds in a regular time for reconnection through laughter and play that keeps connections strong. Bring Special Time on Vacation Here’s
Your child will have big feelings when a special holiday or birthday comes up. It’s one of the phenomena you can set your clock by. We parents wish the universe were governed by forces a little easier on us than this one. But it may help to know that every other family deals with