Traveling can be a fun and relaxing activity, especially if the you and your family are going on vacation.
However, traveling with toddlers is a whole different scenario. Small children require a lot of attention, and this also applies for their sleeping patterns.
Whether the family is traveling or not, toddlers still need to nap during the day and get enough sleep at night.
A great trip with the small ones should always be mindful of their comfort and safety during sleep. Otherwise, the toddler will become cranky, and cry a lot, ruining the trip for everyone.
The sleeping arrangements will depend on the mode of travel to be used, as well as where the entire family will be staying during the trip.
know about you, but I personally love a good pillow (or two) to help me sleep at night. I hate sleeping flat, I find it very uncomfortable, and don’t get a good night’s sleep.
Traveling with a baby in tow can be an exhausting, overwhelming and emotional experience – whether you’re on a long-haul flight around the world or a 2 hour road trip to the next city! However, making sure you pack for traveling with your baby properly will remove a huge amount of the stress, making both yours and your baby’s journey as relaxing as possible.
If you are heading off on vacation for the first time since having your baby, you may well be overwhelmed with what you need to take. Don’t be concerned, we have compiled a list of essential things you need to take with you. 
aveling with babies and toddlers requires a lot more planning to ensure your hard earned break goes as well as possible.
Have you got to the time where you are thinking you need to move your toddler in to a bed? Maybe he climbs out of his crib, or has just got too big. Alternatively you may have another baby on the way, and need the crib for the next baby. Whatever your reason, here are some helpful tips to assist you and your toddler with this milestone event. 
The thought of having to cope with a baby with jet lag can be quite daunting, and can even put people off traveling. Don’t let this be you.