Spain Destinations: Barcelona With Kids and Sevilla With Kids
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E, my toddler, has suddenly gotten much more verbal. The biggest change is that he tells a lot more stories, usually about what has happened within the past couple of days. Last night, though, we were talking about how much he likes blowing bubbles, and he started telling me, in ...
I received this question from Hemina, a reader in California:
I love your site! We will be traveling to Spain (Madrid, Oviedo) and Paris in April with our 14 month old and your site has been very helpful in preparing us. I was wondering if you had any insight on ...
Our kids are little, so when we travel, it's more about having fun experiences as a family and seeing places that P and I are interested in, and less about giving our kids cultural experiences that they will carry through life with them. As they get older, of course ...
So far on this trip, we've mainly left the kids home with the nanny for naptime and bedtime so that we could get out and get some grownup time. Today we thought we'd try taking the Nanny with us to the Prado museum to help out with the ...
The kids are clearly getting a little tired of travelling. They were a little bit annoyed about being uprooted again when we left Sevilla, though they're both super excited to explore the new hotel room. They're also missing the nanny a little bit since she's not as ...