Hi, this is the Habla Cunnington podcast and this is Habla Cunnington.

I am really excited that you're joining me today and today is going to be a little different.

We're going to talk about traveling with toddlers.

Now I know some of you are thinking I don't have toddlers, but maybe this will give you some grace

when you see people that are traveling with children or maybe you have a spouse that needs to be

cared for in this way and I will help you to do that. So today I want to give you some practical

advice on how to travel with toddlers. Now I know it's funny. I remember this moment

many years ago when we had our two littleest. Now remember our first boys are 17 months apart.

So they are almost like twins and they're little. They're both in diapers. We have the stroller,

we have the car seat, we have the diaper bag, we have like 18 packs of wipes. I have the Benadryl

in one you know area. I have I've got it all and I'm locked and loaded to go to travel.

And we had been doing this for a little bit, but I remember this person coming up to me as I was

prepping to get on the plane and she looked at me and she said, oh are you are you traveling to

Florida? And I said yeah, I look she sounded excited and I said yes I'm traveling and she said,

so what seats are you in? And so I remember saying you know I don't know 12 C and B and

and she said, oh thank you. And she walked right in front of me up to the counter and she said,

can I please have my seat moved? And I was so shocked at her a dacity to go up to somebody in front

of everybody, ask them where they were seated and walk up without any shame and ask for a seat change.

Now I know logically that makes sense, but as a mom who's about to power through her way on a

five-hour flight, that was the last thing I expected and I felt a little ashamed. I felt a

little embarrassed that I was the person that was making this woman move her seat. Now I know

that that's not true and even even in a boundary sense I can't make anybody be overwhelmed and I

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