We’ve been using the KidCo Peapod Plus tent as our portable toddler travel bed since our son was 14 months old. We’ve loved how lightweight and easy to pack the KidCo PeaPod is and consider it one of the best travel beds for toddlers.
White noise machines are the perfect way to help mimic your baby’s at home sleep environment. Not only that, but they can help to block out unfamiliar noises when you travel that might otherwise keep your baby awake.
First off, we are not opposed to screen time for toddlers. We’ve always included some screen time on flights to help entertain our toddlers on the airplane. However, we always packed a bag full of travel toys for toddlers, to also use on the flight and during our time traveling at our destination.
Don’t let yourself go stir crazy being stuck inside with your baby this winter! Whether you plan to stay close to home or are planning a winter trip with a baby, you can rest easy knowing there are plenty of things to do with a baby in winter.
Don’t let the cold weather scare you, traveling with a baby in winter is still possible. If you are well prepared with toddler and baby gear for cold weather, you’ll be able to truly enjoy your winter vacation.
Whether you are looking for Christmas gifts for expecting parents or the most thoughtful baby shower gifts, this list that includes 40 ideas for baby gifts for traveling parents is what you need!
While not having to pack a suitcase full of diapers is a certain win for traveling parents, a vacation with a newly potty trained toddler does have its challenges. Having to always be close to a toilet for those potty emergencies or managing accidents is one more thing to plan for.
Your trip is booked and now it’s time to start figuring out what baby travel gear you’ll need, including where will your baby sleep and which is the best portable baby bed for travel.
Your baby is ready to start eating solid foods and you have a trip planned. While preparing for your trip you might be wondering what the best way to manage baby food when traveling abroad is.
Even if you consider yourself to be an expert at packing lightly and often travel with only your carry-on luggage, traveling with a baby is likely to change that (at least partially). Babies seem to require a lot of stuff, but we recommend only bringing the baby travel essentials that you know you’ll need and …
You are probably wondering to yourself, do I really need a portable travel high chair when I travel with a baby or toddler?
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