Today's episode is all about traveling with kids. We've been at this for a while, and I'm so

excited to share all of my tips, plus three lists that I cannot do without.

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This summer has been crazy, guys. And I am recording this episode, the morning that we leave for yet another trip. We have

been to the beach. We have been to Dollywood. We have gone to summer camps. And today we leave for

the lake for a week. And then we have one more big trip left after that. We're heading to Nashville,

where I'm actually flying solo with all five kids. Each trip looks different. Sometimes we take two

different cars like today. Will is already there with two kids and I'll be following behind with three

kids. Sometimes we all pile in the minivan and we drive together like we did to Dollywood, long road

trip. Sometimes we fly all together as a family and sometimes I fly solo with the kids. We do what it takes. And in this

season in my life, I'm going to be honest, I don't love travel. I told Will, when I have a baby,

I just don't love to travel that first year. And I made that very clear. And I'm laughing because

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