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Detailed Caribbean Packing List for a Baby | Puerto Rico

Whether you are traveling for the first time or the tenth time with your new baby, there is always a bit of anxiety. What if they are unhappy? What if they get sick? What if I forget something that they need? Frequent travelers probably know their packing list by heart and can pack their bag and be out the door in a couple of hours. When you are traveling with a baby, there is a lot more preparation that is needed. You need to be organized and seemingly ready for any situation. You also have the added struggle of needing to bring extra stuff for your little one but less hands to carry it. This packing list has the exact essentials you need for your trip to the Caribbean with your baby and additional things you might not have thought of that will help for your particular circumstance.

Central America, United States, North America, Family TravelAlison MullisFebruary 18, 2020Puerto RicoComment

A Gender-Neutral Travel Inspired Nursery | Modern Animal Safari Theme

Being born to two parents who have a fierce love of travel, not only means you’ll begin exploring the world before birth, but also that your room will be filled with aspirations of all the places you’ll see and the wondrous variety of creatures you’ll meet. Part of the joy of having kids is sharing your passions with them and seeing the world in a new light through their eyes. We are so excited to meet our little one, see them smile for the first time, and help them take their first steps – but even more, we are excited to introduce them to different cultures, watch them ride on the back of a camel, and have them explore the jaw-dropping nature around the world. And when we aren’t away traveling – we wanted a nursery to foster their adventurous spirit.

Travel Tips, Family Travel, Most PopularAlison MullisOctober 1, 2019NurseryComment

Tips for Visiting Japan while Pregnant

We traveled to Japan when I was 11 weeks pregnant, in the midst of some pretty challenging morning sickness in my first trimester. We booked the trip several months ahead knowing that if things worked out, I would be pregnant on this trip. Unlike a lot of destinations, there isn’t too much you can’t do while pregnant. However, there are definitely things to be aware of before making your trip to the land of the rising sun. Japan makes a perfect babymoon for the couple who isn’t too keen on spending day after day laying on the beach. Beautiful sights, amazing culture, excellent food. It is also a destination that might be more of a hassle with a little one, making pregnancy a perfect time to knock Japan off your bucket list.