Going to travel to New York with kids?I did it and survived to tell the tale. Here is my travel guide to New York with kids to help you plan your trip! We spent a week in New York City with our two kids: George (4) and Alice (21 months). The excuse to go was partly...
Are you headed to Walt Disney World with kids for the first time? Lucky you! These are my Walt Disney World for Beginners Tips and Tricks. Going to Disney World with Kids? You definitely need this guide. Urm, I just hope it all makes sense. A trip to Walt Disney...
Planning a trip to Disney World? But don’t know where to start? Don’t worry – I’ve got you covered! Welcome to my <simplified> (I hope!) “How to Plan a Trip to Disney World” Guide Here are the bullet points. 1. WHEN TO GO? Using sites like Undercover Tourist’s...
After posting my flying tips, a friend of mine asked me to explain how I actually moved through the airport. Ummm, I don’t. Not really. I have done it approximately 2.5 times. Time #1 was when I landed at Heathrow airport. I had concentrated so much on the flight...
So you are getting on an airplane with your baby/toddler/preschooler. What can I say about that? Not much beyond "may the force be with you". Just kidding - it's not nearly as bad as you think it will be. Or it might be. That's the fun part! It's like Russian...
What to do in London with a Baby Sarah’s Guide to Handling Big Ben and the Tube with a Tot in Tow Or, more honestly, where to take breaks. You’re going to London with a baby! or You’re going to London with a baby? Whether it’s a question of terror or excitement,...
There is so much to see and do in Manhattan and there is never enough time. I mean I spent two years plus the many trips I still do back there and I still have more to see. My advice for the first timer is to not worry about all the museums/sites, etc but try to just...
For the past two springs, I have taken George to the UK to visit various family and friends we have over there. On our first visit, I did this ALONE. Which may have been the most bonkers thing I have ever done (but I learned a ton about travelling with babies which...
Step 1: Go online and fill out application (easy). Fun fact: the non-applicant parent can be a guarantor. I.E. If you are a mom applying on behalf of your child, your spouse/partner can be the guarantor (I find it best that we make sure to be 100% clear when it...
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