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Voltage Issues When Traveling With A Breast Pump
Got Proper Voltage?
When I’m not making my own, I love to hear about other people’s travel plans. And if you’re planning your first trip with baby, then you’re bound to have a question or ten. I’m happy to answer as many as I can!
Recently I received an email from Samantha, who is exclusively pumping for her 6-month-old son. That is a full-time job in itself, so Samantha definitely deserves to get away! She wrote to me regarding traveling with (and using) her breast pump… Read more »
Travel With Your Baby, Toddler or Preschooler: Here’s How!
- A Pre-Dinner Walk In Varadero…
If you think that traveling with your baby, toddler or young child is going to be a piece of cake, you’ll be disappointed. If you think you can still laze on the beach and linger over leisurely meals, you’ll be disappointed. If you’re hoping for a break from your everyday routine and a chance to spend some real quality time together as a family, well you’re in luck! Read more »
Quebec City Baby Travel Guide: Eating
We enjoyed our fair share of poutine; we shopped at the market for staples for our room; but we ate in a lot of restaurants. Way more than we’ve done on previous trips…
In Quebec City, even the poshest bistro welcomes children, but we didn’t go there. We did manage to avoid fast food, and stuck with places that were nice and affordable. Keep in mind that most restaurants are retro-fitted into tiny, centuries-old buildings, so even though they welcome you with baby, doesn’t mean they welcome your stroller. Highchairs were plentiful, and most families folded their ride and left it at the door.
We didn’t have any terrible meals, but we did have a couple that didn’t knock our socks off. I’ve decided not to mention those.
So first - when it’s been a long day and you need somewhere fast and reliable - you go for chicken…
