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Packing for an extended cruise with five kids – including young ones, tweens, and teens – is no small feat! I’ll be upfront with you. My schedule was so packed and busy before our recent transatlantic cruise that I delegated a lot of the packing to the kids and grandparents, and we left without some
Planning Europe with kids? Here is how Schengen days, family passports, EES and ETIAS fit together—with the lessons our family learned along the way.
Ah, the joys of air travel – the thrill of soaring through the sky, the excitement of new destinations, and, of course, the occasional… well, “unexpected surprises.” If you’re a seasoned jet-setter like us, you know that delays, cancellations, and lost baggage come with the territory. We’ve traveled over 1,000,000 miles as a family, mostly
Remember that time we got stuck in the airport with cranky kids and a mountain of luggage? Remember that feeling when your airline announced that your flight actually isn’t going to be taking off for 2, 6, or maybe even 24 hours? Remember that awful feeling? Well, buckle up, because I’m about to share a
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