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* What to pack - medical kit and the etceteras
 
* When you travel by Car with a toddler(s)  
 
• Car travel can be your best option if you are traveling across the country because it affords you the freedom and privacy but it also entails frequent stops. The most obvious advantage will also be familiarity but the disadvantage to consider.. Read More
     
  ## 1) Food for your child when traveling
     
  ## 2) Entertainment for your child during the journey
 
* When you travel by Plane with toddler(s)  
 
For many parents traveling by air can be rather challenging, nothing short of a nightmare! Some toddlers can have a terrifying experience and for parents, an embarrassing one. Vacationing takes a whole new meaning because.. Read More
     
  ## 1) Things to consider when making seat reservations
     
  ## 2) About in-flight meals | When traveling with toddler(s)
     
  ## 3) About in-flight Entertainment
 
* When you travel by Train | with toddler(s)  
 
The first thing that comes to mind about train journeys are the wonderful sights and the ample space trains offer. There is no need to be strapped most of the time, no need to deal with cramped quarters as would be the case with air and road travel. You can walk down the aisles with your kid.. Read More
     
  ## 1) A word on Travel Sickness
 


What to pack - medical kit and the etceteras


Since minor accidents are probable and the incidence of falling ill is there when you are abroad, it is sensible to carry along a basic first aid kit in your hand carry luggage. Carrying the essentials is akin to being 'safe than sorry'. Please include these:




Children's paracetamol, antiseptic wipes and cream, travel sickness tablets, plaster in assorted sizes, calamine lotion, sunscreen lotion, insect repellant, and a thermometer. A change or two of clothing, a full day's worth of diapers (if your child is not potty trained), medications for motion sickness, digital camera, lots of carrier bags or zip lock bags for disposing soiled clothes and diapers.





 

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