As a Mom, I think traveling with kids is fun. I’ve enjoyed making trips with my son as well as my own nephews and nieces, and friends’ kids and it has always been memorable, in a nice way. And when I was a kid, my Mom always encouraged me to write about my experiences. So when I contacted my friend Samara to let her know that I’ve included her infographic on 18 powerful parenting hacks to prepare your child for the world, we continued to chat and she told me that she was a little nervous. When I asked her why, she said she was packing for her first transatlantic trip with her kids. I jokingly told her she should write a post about it–and she did. Oh, she has a six-month-old baby and a 2.5-year-old toddler. Samara Kamenecka is a New York-born freelance writer and translator living in Madrid. When she’s not chained to her computer, she likes to explore the city with her boyfriend, kids and dog. You can find her blogging over at Tiny Fry. Over to you, Samara! Traveling with Kids: Unexpected Benefits and Tips For many of us, travel is the time to experience something vastly […]
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