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]]>Communication is Key
Before you even hit the road, make sure you’re all on the same page. Take some time to talk about what everyone wants to do, any potential drama, and how you can keep the vibes positive throughout the trip.
Keep it Flexible
Your family members surely have diverse tastes and interests, so be ready to compromise. Stay flexible with the plans and be open to trying new things.
Me Time is a Must
Even the tightest squads need a break sometimes. Schedule some solo or small group time for people to recharge or do their own thing.
Respect Personal Space
As much as you love your family, everyone needs their space. Make sure to set some boundaries and respect each other’s privacy.
More Memories, Less Meltdowns
The ultimate goal in a multi-participant family vacation is making memories together. Embrace the moments of laughter, the inside jokes, and the shared experiences. Do your best to stay chill and enjoy every moment together.
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]]>Kids’ Club
Not only do you want your kids to enjoy themselves, but as parents, you and your partner probably want to enjoy some alone time. This is where the kids’ club comes in. In addition to relieving you of babysitting duties, kids’ clubs such as those at The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes will be sure to provide your kids with an array of activities and programs to keep them entertained throughout the vacation.
Multiple Rooms And Bathrooms
When you’re a larger family, there’s a higher chance that everyone could get on each other’s nerves. Of course, there’s also the possibility of more than one person wanting to use the bathroom or shower at once. In order to limit arguments, choose a suite with multiple rooms and bathrooms.
Check Out The Pool
If you’re going on a summer vacation, there’s a large chance that swimming is on the agenda. Make sure to pick a place with a large pool and perhaps a kids’ pool with some slides and a play area that will thrill your kids in the process.
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]]>Audubon Zoo
The Audubon Zoo is a fun escape into the animal kingdom, located right in the heart of New Orleans. Plus, the Cool Zoo and Gator Run lazy river are perfect for keeping cool during the warm Louisiana summers.
The French Quarter
The French Quarter is most known for lively nightlife, but in the daytime, you can explore the amazing architecture and history of the neighborhood. Plus, stop by the world-famous Cafe du Monde for beignets, a local pastry specialty.
Steamboat Natchez
Your kids will love this iconic boat ride down the Mississippi River. Not only will you get to experience some beautiful panoramic views, but you can also see the historic steam engine room firsthand.
Mardi Gras World
Even if you’re not coming for Mardi Gras, at this interactive museum you can get a behind-the-scenes look at how the famous floats and costumes are made. It’s colorful, fun, and has plenty of activities.
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]]>Stick to the Weekends
If weekends are the only time you and your kids have free, better put them to some good use. Embarking on a long holiday is not an option, but you can still have some fun as a family by embarking on a day trip or a weekend getaway in your local area.
Do Something New
If you always tend to take your kids to the same places, fall is the perfect time to think outside the box. Beaches, water parks, and other outdoorsy attractions may be out of the question, but you can use this time to visit kid-friendly museums, themed cafés, and similar indoor attractions.
Check Working Hours
The tricky thing about traveling with your kids this fall is that some family-friendly attractions won’t be open due to Covid restrictions. The first step of planning your visit to amusement parks, zoos, and interactive museums should be to check if they’re open in the first place.
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]]>Uganda
There’s actually plenty of kid-approved things to do in Uganda, especially if your kids love wildlife. One of the largest groups of mountain gorillas can be found at the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, the Kibale National Park has tons of chimpanzees, and leopards can be seen at the Queen Elizabeth National Park and Lake Victoria. If your family enjoys camping, Murchison Falls is a great place to spend time outdoors.
Taiwan
Teenagers will love Taiwan as it’s the home of Bubble Tea and there are tons of fun, quirky cafes to explore. The night markets are also a must-see spot and the mountain ranges are great for family-friendly trails and bike tracks.
• Travel (@taipeitravels)Costa Rica
If the warm weather wasn’t enough reason to visit this country, the rainforests, volcanoes, and rivers have captivating views your kids will enjoy. Your kids will have fun taking suspended walkways and bridges to explore the misty cloud forests.
Thailand
From tuk-tuks to monks, Thailand is jam-packed with culture and there are tons of family-friendly attractions like temples and beaches. There’s even National Children’s Day where on the second Saturday in January, children get to enjoy free activities and free public transportation.
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Greek culture holds family as an important aspect of their life and in Greece, kids are included in all activities including steering boats and fishing at the pier. Plus, how can you resist Greek cuisine?
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]]>For Infants, Try To Stick To The Schedule
Infants, from newborns to age 2 are the easiest to travel with, in many respects. You can keep kids in this age group happy pretty much anywhere as long as you create a comfortable environment for them and keep their routine. Try to stay as close as possible to the child’s regular eating and sleeping schedule by planning your vacation accordingly.
Give Toddlers Down Time
Toddlers engage with the different sights around them, which makes traveling with them lots of fun. When building your itinerary, make sure to leave plenty of downtime to let them rest and refuel their energy in the playground or the hotel’s pool. The more open space your toddler has to run around the happier they will be.
Let Older Kids Pack Their Own Travel Bag
For school-age kids, it can be a good idea to let them pack their own travel bag for the plane. By age 7 or 8 they already know exactly what will keep them entertained, and it gives them a sense of responsibility and being a part of the getting ready process.
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]]>“I specialize in putting together itineraries (especially road trips and city breaks) that are ideal for people who like to discover the creative side of a destination,” writes Victoria in a recent Instagram post. “And I also create guides to the most special places to stay around the world, from Airbnbs to glamping to hip boutique hotels.”
Favoring a local style of travel, independent stores over chains, and unique experiences (rather than must-sees), the seasoned travelers admit to loving places that have a story behind them, featuring both budget and luxury styles. “We’ve been traveling since March 2012,” they shared in an interview with Never Ending Voyage. “We’re definitely more suited to slow travel.”
Traveling with two small children, Otis (3) and Arlo (1), also shaped the way they experience the world and, in turn, write about it. “We were apprehensive before having Otis about what family travel would look like, and if it would mean sacrificing style, but we’re delighted to say that hasn’t been the case and we’ve done some of our most exciting trips yet with the little one in tow,” they write on their blog.
Describing their traveling style as creative, cozy, independent, bohemian, boutique, slow, design-led, and characterful, between Victoria and Steve the two have been to 50 countries (!). Whether you’re traveling solo or taking your kids along for the ride, you’d want their guidance.
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]]>Short Commute
Unless you’re traveling by car, getting around the city you’re visiting may not be a fun experience. Either go for a city with a really amazing system of public transportation, or for a smaller town where all the attractions are a short walk away from each other.
Learning Lessons
You may enjoy spending hours at art and history museums, but your kids may not feel the same way. That doesn’t mean they won’t be able to learn anything new during your trip—there are many interactive kid-friendly museums around the world, and you just have to choose the city that has one.
Fun and Relaxation
If the main goal of your trip is to have fun and relax with your family, you should consider booking a trip to a city that has two attractions that all kids like—a beach and a theme park.
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]]>The benefits of traveling with a baby carrier are obvious: there’s no need to carry a heavy stroller, your baby is close to you, and your hands are free to eat, look at the map, and take full photos for Instagram. But how to choose the perfect baby carrier?
Budget
First, try to figure out what your budget is. How much do you want to spend on a baby carrier, and how much traveling are you planning to do in the coming year.
Reviews
Do a comprehensive online study. Read reviews from other parents, find out how safe the baby carrier is and how durable it is.
Needs
Try to understand what your needs are on the trip. Do you travel to a city or take a hike in nature? Do you plan to carry a lot of equipment or you only need a small backpack and that’s it? All of these will dictate what type of carrier you should buy.
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]]>However, there is no need to fear! With just a little bit of planning, patience, and understanding, you can have a great time when traveling with your teens. Here are some strategies to follow.
Be Patient
Patience is a virtue, and this is especially true when being the parent of a teenager. If your teen complains or doesn’t feel like doing something that you want to do or that you had proposed, don’t freak out. Be patient, and realize that they’ll probably come around to it sooner or later.
@kuhlMix in Some Fun
Everyone just wants to have a little fun, but your definition of fun and your teenager’s definition of fun might be a little different. So, do your best to propose fun activities for your teenagers, even if they might not fit into your personal ideal plans.
Be Willing to Compromise
The ability to compromise is a necessary skill in life, and it really leads to keeping everyone content and happy. A little give and take is important in any family relationship and can be key in keeping everyone on board during a trip, especially with teens.
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