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More Tips for Traveling with Kids!

by Tonya

in Christians' Corner, Fun Things To Do, Traveling with Kids

“Love it or dread it, the family road trip is still the ultimate bonding experience,” according to Kathleen Leighten in Better Homes and Gardens magazine. With summer right around the corner and budgets a little tighter than usual, here are some ideas for making your next family road trip more fun:
There are many ways to [...]

Family Vacation Spots

by Tonya

in Traveling with Kids

Here are some family travel tips on how to travel inexpensively and great family vacation spots.
Over the years I’ve traveled extensively with my family when I was young, and with my kids as I’ve gotten older. There are ways to do it and places to go and then there are ways and places not to! [...]

Family Travel Ideas

by Tonya

in Traveling with Kids

How to make family travel fun and as stress-free as possible!
I was recently reminiscing with my oldest son (7 1/2) about how my sister and I traveled in the “olden days”. Ha ha! I’m only 39 and I’m already being referred to as having lived in the olden days, how funny! Anyway, I remember that [...]

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