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keeping everything secure. Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Your Village podcast,

parenting beyond discipline, the place to learn about all things parenting and get your

questions answered. I'm your host,

Aaron Royer Azraland. In this episode, I'm going to share tips on traveling with kids.

Lots of families are getting ready to take trips during the summer break here in the Northern

Hemisphere. For our listeners in the Southern Hemisphere or anywhere else where kids are not on break

right now, hopefully you will remember these tips or go back and listen again when it's time for

your next family trip. Whether you have a newborn, toddler, or older child and are traveling by plane,

car, or train, I've got some great tips for you. First, let's talk about traveling in general with infants.

Traveling with newborns up to three months of age can be challenging due to them still settling into

sleep and eating patterns. But all newborns are different. Perhaps you're lucky enough to have one of

those amazingly sleepy newborns who

doesn't need to feed constantly or wake up every 20 minutes to an hour. If so, just don't tell any

other newborn parents about it because those other exhausted parents may hold it against you.

But seriously, you know your baby best. So if you and your newborn can handle a trip, by all means,

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