Welcome to the Royal Caribbean Blog podcast, a weekly look into the world of Royal Caribbean cruising.

I'm your host Matt Hachberg, and this is episode number 76.

Family cruising is at the heart of what a Royal Caribbean cruise is, and that includes going even with youngest ones.

Traveling with very young children on a cruise can be a very exciting family vacation,

and so this week I'm sharing tips, tricks, and

secrets to taking a Royal Caribbean cruise with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Here we go.

Cruising with young children is something that's been on my mind for quite a while now. I have a

four-year-old daughter at the time of the recording, and we're ready to welcome our second child

in just a couple days here, in fact. And having young children doesn't mean you can't take a cruise. I know some people

might shy away from potentially taking a cruise if you've got infants, preschoolers because of some of the

issues that can arise when you're trying to plan a cruise. But the reality is, and the truth is an

end, for my own personal experience, I can tell you that you can absolutely go on a Royal Caribbean cruise with young children. It's really, in fact, one of the best

ways to travel. So let's this week take a look at all the kind of ways and what you need to know

about cruising with young children, because Royal Caribbean has really changed their game in terms

of accommodating young girls children. I remember many years ago, things like a nursery and a lot of the child care and services

for the very young children, which is not present, right?

It was just a matter of parents being responsible for all that kind of entertainment.

Things didn't really start until you got to three and four years old with Adventure Ocean,

but that's changed a lot over the last couple of years.

And with the Royal Revitalizations, nearly every ship now in the fleet has at least a nursery

and a lot of other great facilities to help make a cruise vacation with young children

that much easier.

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