Posts Tagged ‘Baby Travel Gear’
Giveaway: Win Tommee Tippee Feeding Baby Travel Solutions!
For Your Little Anglophile...
Maybe it’s because I’m a first generation Canadian born to a Scottish lassie and an Englishman… Maybe it’s because growing up I spent almost every August in the UK… Or maybe it’s because I’ve been completely addicted to Coronation Street since I was about 12… Anyhoo, I’m a total anglophile. If it’s British, I probably like it.
Tommee Tippee is the UK’s top brand of baby feeding products, and their line includes some great options for baby travel feeding as well. They’ve just launched on this side of the pond, and they sent me a few items to try.
Can I Travel With My Baby With My Infant Car Seat Without The Base?
Have Infant Car Seat Without Base, Will Travel...
This past weekend I was attending a travel writer’s conference in New York City – sans kids. Although I was having a good time and learning a lot, I was also pining for the two small people I left at home with their daddy. As a result, I gravitated to the lovely Brandy Keener, who along with her husband, had traveled to New York from Oregon with their adorable 8-week-old son, Kai.
Now when my first-born was 8 weeks, I think I was still stumbling around in my maternity wear and intermittently crying for no reason, so I completely admire Brandy and her husband for picking up and carrying on with little Kai along for the ride. They mentioned an issue with a cab driver that I found pretty surprising for a couple of reasons…
Gear Giveaway! Win A BABYBJÖRN Travel Cot Light from Have Baby Will Travel!
Many will argue that co-sleeping is the easiest bet for traveling with tots, and if co-sleeping works for you, they’re right. However, co-sleeping for us always worked out more like co-getting-kicked-in-the-face-and-want-to-chat-in-the-middle-of-the-night-so-therefore-not-sleeping. When traveling, sometimes you luck out with a King-sized bed that makes for a bit more room, but sometimes you end up with a double that sags to the floor and is just barely a safe sleeping environment for an adult, never mind an infant.
Little Miss No Nap in Cuba
