The First Trip Is The Toughest…
Morón, Cuba - January 2010
It’s been almost three years since I started Have Baby Will Travel, and in all this time I’ve been a total cheerleader for family travel. My goal with the site has always been to inspire and motivate new parents to travel with their babies and toddlers, and I think a big part of the motivation comes from hearing stories from other traveling parents.
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Have Baby, Still Travel…
I’m one of those annoying personality types that has it all figured out before it actually happens. Now by it, I mean anything… a new hobby, a task around the house, having a baby… you get the idea. During my first pregnancy I was certain that neither my baby nor me nor my house would be messy, breastfeeding would be a breeze, and the pounds would simply just melt away, mostly because I’d be out and about so often with my adorable and easy baby girl. I devoured every new parent book I could get my hands on, and considered myself fully prepared for life as a new mom.
Imagine my surprise when almost none of that happened.
Read more at The Bump… 
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Flying WestJet With A Baby…
For our most recent trip to Cuba, we booked online with WestJet Vacations.
WestJet At Pearson, Terminal 3
This is WestJet’s first year flying into Cuba (Varadero, Cayo Coco & Holguin), and the first thing that struck me was how civilized the flight times are. Typically for Cuba you’re looking at an at least 7am departure, with 8pm departures home becoming more and more common (VERY difficult with a baby or toddler in tow). We left for Cayo Coco at a very reasonable 10am and our return at 2:45pm worked extremely well with our little passengers. Read more »
