A guest post I wrote for Dwellable.com.
Whether you love road trips or you do it just because you don’t have an option, it can be very challenging if you are travelling with children, especially when there’s just one child in the car or the child in there is a toddler. MORE>> Tips for travelling with toddlers
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| A screen print of the write up on Dwellable. |
Thanks for sharing the link Divya, I am sure many will get their inhibitions cleared
It's my pleasure. Thank YOU.
It is such a challenge to travel with kids, flight journeys are the most intimidating. I was going to write about that first, but then decided against it thinking I needed more experience on that front. Maybe after my next long flight, I'll put down some points.
There was no comment option on that blog, so came back here. Nice collection of tips out there, Divya. Great work.
Thank you so much, Subhorup. I hope it will be of some use to parents out there :).
that's a cool post. i smiled while reading that coz even i love all those things :D. whose site is that Nambiar?
🙂 Really? You're still a kid at heart, eh? Nice. Don't let anything change that, Deb.
Dwellable is a new go-to site for vacation rentals for several places in the US(they're fast adding new destinations). I heard about them when the CEO got in touch with me asking if she could link one of my Hawaii posts to their site. Recently she asked me if I could do guest post about something from the family angle preferably something to do with kids and travel so here it is. 🙂
wow!! that's supercool!!
That was a nice read. Well, I'm not a dad or even a hus yet. may be I'll keep that in mind and use them when the situation arrives. 🙂
Nice read D.
Thank you Doc.
Your turn will come. I hope this will come handy then. Travelling with kids is far from easy.
Interesting.
🙂 Thank you Nona.
Read your article and understood that you are a Journalist. 🙂
Being a Journalist who hails from Wayanad, I hope you will be in touch with others young Journalists from Wayanad who are in the same profession or similar profession.
–Deepu George V
Presently, I'm playing a stay-at-home mom, Deepu. I might know a few people, I didn't work in Wayanad as such. I spent my working years in Bangalore. Is there somebody we might know in common?
I know about one Ms Radhika Nair from Dwaraka in Wayanad and few of her friends who are into Journalism and related jobs, thats all.
An error occured while putting the comments in this page, and I commented again to see that both got published.
I know Radhika. She and I happen to have done our Masters (Mass Comm.) from the same dept. 😀 She was my senior.
That is really great to know that you and Radhika were college mates! Will be coming back to your blog to see new articles
Anytime, Deepu.
You're always welcome.