Written By History Buff TravelingMom Friday, February 03, 2012 16:05
It can be daunting to travel to places where the citizens speak a foreign language. For countries where English is not the native tongue but it is prevalent, it can also be tempting to not bother with learning any. The bottom line: it is always polite to learn at least a few basics before you go anywhere. Written By Renee Friday, February 03, 2012 13:42
Cheerios are THE most popular cereal in my house. Being the parent of a two-year-old boy with food allergies, we take them everywhere. We welcome seeing them when we travel, and have never really worried about them before, until now. General Mills, the parent company behind Cheerios has introduced a new flavor, peanut butter.
Written By FamilyFun TravelingMom Thursday, February 02, 2012 09:19
I have the solution to the Alec Baldwin Words With Friends controversy with American Airlines: It could easily be resolved if the airline invested in several thousand Scruble Cubes. You might remember Baldwin was kicked off a flight in early December after he wouldn’t turn off his phone at the gate. Baldwin said he was playing Words With Friends, the Scrabble game available on iPhones and other devices.
Written By Traveling Mom of Toddlers Wednesday, February 01, 2012 21:19
Just because you have a toddler doesn’t mean you have to be limited to Walt Disney World or Seuss Landing in Universal Studios. In fact, save that fun vacation for when they’re a little older and they can remember it. Toddlers are born curious. Give them a little room to explore and they’ll be satisfied wherever you choose to go.
Written By Kristen Kuchar Tuesday, January 31, 2012 14:48
Traveling with your family may now have more amenities and electronics when you traveled as a kid, but it's still giving your children lasting memories they'll always cherish. We chatted all about family travel at our Monday night TravelingMom Twitter Party on January 30.Written By Southeast Michigan TravelingMom Monday, January 30, 2012 20:23
We have great ideas about how the family vacation will go--everyone will be happy, the teens will talk to you, the toddlers won't have tantrums and the hotel will give you a free upgrade to a suite and the front desk people will smile the entire time. Even when your kid breaks that really big vase on the table.Page 1 of 108
