Celine Brewer

Celine Brewer is the owner of Baby Can Travel. Not only does she have years of experience traveling with babies & toddlers, but she's helped millions of new parents travel with their babies and toddlers for over a decade. In addition to writing on her baby travel blog, she has shared her expertise on traveling with a baby or toddler by contributing to articles about traveling with a baby with the Washington Post, USA Today, the Lonely Planet magazine and Pregnancy & Newborn magazine.

Celine also writes about family travel on the site FamilyCanTravel.com, which she co-owns with her husband. Being from the Canadian Rockies, she shares her passion about her home and travel to Banff National Park and area on their site TravelBanffCanada.com.

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Best Stroller Accessories for Travel: Parent-Tested Picks

Best Stroller Accessories for Travel

Having traveled quite a bit with a baby in a stroller, I can tell you from experience that the best travel strollers tend to be smaller and lighter than your day-to-day stroller for at-home use.

While the smaller size and weight are great for travel, it sometimes means that your travel stroller may be missing some of your favorite (but big and heavy) stroller accessories from your regular stroller. If there is a stroller accessory you simply can’t do without, I’ve got you covered with my list of the best stroller accessories for travel.

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Top 5 Baby Sunglasses That Actually Stay On

baby playing on beach wearing best sunglasses for baby

Sunglasses are one of those things you don’t think about as a new parent, until you see your baby fussing in the bright sunlight. After seeing my baby squirming in the bright sun, it didn’t take me long to go shopping for a pair of baby sunglasses.

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8 Effective Tips to Handle a Toddler Tantrum on a Plane

8 Effective Tips to Handle a Toddler Tantrum on a Plane

We love traveling with our kids, but over the years we have had to deal with our fair share of toddler tantrums on a plane. In order to help other parents traveling with a toddler on a plane, we decided to go to the experts to get tips on how to handle a toddler tantrum on a plane.

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Airplane Bassinets – What You NEED To Know

baby in bassinet in flight

Airplane bassinets are one of the most helpful tools for surviving a long-haul flight with a baby. Having a little extra legroom is nice, but being able to set your baby up in a small bed for a long flight can help you both travel easier.

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How to Get a Toddler to Sleep on the Plane

image of toddler sleeping on plane

A long haul flight with a toddler can be a little intimidating, but setting the right expectations is half the battle. If you go into your flight with a toddler expecting to spend most of the time entertaining your toddler, it will make it much easier. Getting your toddler to sleep on the flight, is something that is well worth the effort!

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Flying with a Pack ‘n Play: A Mom’s Guide to Hassle-Free Travel

using pack and play in hotel room

So, you’re planning a trip with your baby – good for you! As you’re booking your flight and checking off your must-haves, you might be wondering, “What about the pack ‘n play?” Let’s face it, it’s a lifesaver for sleep and play, and leaving it behind isn’t an option for most of us moms.

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101 Reasons Why You Should Travel With Your Baby

Reasons to travel with a baby

When I first started down this path to curating all these answers on “why to travel with a baby“, it really was just a fun idea. Some crazy idea I had while out for a walk. It seemed like a good way to generate some content for our baby travel blog and our social media channels. 

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Does Baby Need a Passport to Travel?

family at airport with mother holding baby and handing over passports

When we were expecting our first baby, we knew we wanted to keep traveling. The first question that came up was “does baby need passport to travel domestically?”. The answer was pretty clear, a baby requires a passport for any kind of international travel, even if our baby was just an infant. 

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