Written By TravelingMom with Babies Thursday, May 24, 2012 10:37
If there was a list of most challenging photos to take it would definitely include newborn passport photos. Taking a photo of someone with no control of their head positioning and eyes that barely ever open runs opposite of practically every passport photo requirement. Here are some pointers on how to get the best outcome.Written By TravelingMom with Babies Thursday, May 24, 2012 09:58
Life doesn't always go as planned. Sometimes things come up that require immediate travel. Expediting a passport for an adult or even a young child is a fairly simple process. Usually you have all of the paperwork you need. But what if you have a brand new baby? How do the two forms of ID come into play? And what if you don't have a birth certificate yet? Here's how to navigate those murky waters.
Written By Dale Cooper Wednesday, May 23, 2012 15:22
Choosing a family vacation destination is the first -- and often the hardest -- step in the trip-planning process. You have to find a place that has plenty of fun stuff for the kids, but will make the adults happy as well. These family vacation destinations have enough varied options to entertain both the kids and the adults in your family.Written By Working TravelingMom Tuesday, May 22, 2012 14:04
School's out for summer ... what big (or small) travel plans do you and your family have for summer vacation? Have you even started planning yet, or do you wait for last-minute deals?
Written By Driving TravelingMom Monday, May 21, 2012 13:46
When I get dressed for the day, usually there is a key item that I build my outfit around:low-heeled Christian Louboutins that I can walk all day in; a richly finished Dolce & Gabbana handbag that will hold my iPad and file folders; a Trina Turk coat with subtle whimsy and serious style.
Written By Disabled TravelingMom Sunday, May 20, 2012 18:53
Cheryl Echevarria was born with the tenacity to work hard, with curiosity to stay updated on her education and with the love of travel. She was not born blind, but when faced with the loss of sight, she was determined to work in the travel industry and provide services to everyone but specialize in travelers who are blind, on dialysis or are disabled in other ways. She had a lot to learn, but her background in customer service and sales, gave her the basic skills she needed.Page 1 of 115
