International Travel If you are traveling internationally, this is a simple question. Yes! You need a passport for your little one, even if you are just going to Mexico or Canada. Many parents who haven’t traveled frequently may be unaware of the law changes in 2007 (requiring those entering the US by air to have […]
Checked Bag Fees: An Airline-by-Airline Guide
Updated June 30, 2015! Back when I was childless and carefree, I prided myself in being able to pack light. I regularly carried on a single roll-aboard in my travels so I could be on my way out of an airport quickly, bypassing the bag carousel. Once our first little one came along, I realized […]
Smart Tips for Navigating TSA Lines With Kids
If you are traveling with an infant or toddler, one of the most stressful parts of air travel is standing in an endless airport security line. Although there are some times when this just can’t be avoided, there are a few strategies you should consider when the TSA is getting you down. Here are 4 […]
At the Airport: Coping with TSA
Like many frequent travelers, I’ve found clearing airport security to be a bit of a challenge with a little one in tow. Most of the hassles do not come from my toddler, however. They come from the TSA — the oh-so-bright folks who create the maze of contradictory, unenforced, overinforced, and misenforced rules that govern […]
