Being a new mum is a tough job. There's no manual, guidebook or standard operating procedure to follow. The best way to forge ahead on your new adventure called motherhood, is to get advice mum to mum. You can call your mum, sisters, friends, or check out these new mum blogs, including mummy bloggers UK and Europe, mummy bloggers Australia, working mum blog, and family travel blogs. Hope you find this mummy bloggers list useful.

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Bruges is a quaint medieval city encapsulated with a full-circle canal. Quite similar to Amsterdam in many ways, but with more charm and history in my opinion. On the large cobbled market square, the tall

Long term family travel is great. We've been travelling 4+ years (we are now a digital nomad family) Here's why long term family travel is great for mums.

With my husband being from New Zealand and me being from Ireland, it’s inevitable we need to fly a lot with our four kids including travels with our twins. We've been to six continents with

BIG4 Gold Coast Holiday Park has an incredible range of features and activities to keep every family member happy, and although this holiday park also happens to be the closest one to the Gold Coast theme parks

Can you really see Paris in one day? Local mum Virginie talks us through a perfect Parisian day to keep families on a tight schedule happy.

Come join in with Cultured Kids blog link up, sharing the best of culture for families! All welcome to share a post, or read and comment and others. Discover cultural travel, day trips, events and activities from around the world. Hosted by Museum Mum, ZenBabytravel and Truly Madly Kids.

BIG4 Gold Coast Holiday Park has an incredible range of features and activities to keep every family member happy, and although this holiday park also happens to be the closest one to the Gold Coast theme parks

You have to be incredibly organised when planning and on holidays with kids, here are 13 increadable tips for sightseeing with a family.

Are you and your family in need of a break from the everyday grind? But you don’t have deep pockets or time to plan something extravagant? Don’t worry. I have just the solution. In this blog post, I’m going to share five affordable and fun ways that you can travel with your family without breaking […]

Visiting Corfu with kids was the ultimate family holiday. With the most stunning beaches, waterpark's & beautiful towns there is so much to see

Road trips are a great way to see the country and bond as a family. But when you’re travelling with toddlers, they can be anything but fun. From tantrums to potty breaks, there’s a lot that can go wrong. But with a bit of planning and preparation, you can make it happen. Here are some […]

This is the golden question I get asked regularly: how can you maintain a baby's routine whilst travelling? Is it even possible? I often think this can be the biggest fear for parents wanting to travel.

Visiting Lisbon with kids ? Covered here, what to do in Lisbon with kids and where to stay in Lisbon with families. The perfect trip for kids in Lisbon.

It's time for a solo mom travel trip, but where do you go? Explore destinations and hotel ideas for peace and quiet or activities that you enjoy.

Sweden with kids, what to discover, and do when traveling with kids. 7 tips to get you planning your next holiday with kids in Sweden.

Although we live in London, European city breaks with a toddler is relatively unexplored territory for us. We always seem to go further afield. Recently though, we've been trying to fix that and take the

Bermuda with kids is an incredible destination where we spent 8 days exploring what's on offer to families. We discovered as many child-friendly activities as possible to write this detailed guide on what to do

Travelling as a solo parent does not have to be difficult. Mel explains how she is travelling around the world with her six month old baby with top tips

We had been contemplating taking Esmé with us on our honeymoon for ages but we couldn't make our mind up. I mean, who wouldn't want to go Backpacking around Italy with kids? Travel Mad Dad

We had been contemplating taking Esmé with us on our honeymoon for ages but we couldn't make our mind up. I mean, who wouldn't want to go Backpacking around Italy with kids? Travel Mad Dad

Survive travelling alone with kids by reading these top 10 tips from experts. Holidays and travel with children as a solo parent is possible!

The new Jurassic Creatures show is a great attraction to take the family to - find out more and watch our full tour video!

Five budget family travel hacks - how to make sure you and your family can have a fantastic vacation without breaking the bank.

Let's go Mum appeared on the Nine News last night to have a chat about new layby Layaway Travel cruise packages.

Cuba with kids is a fun destination and offers a wide variety of experiences to every families taste. We loved the mix of beach bumming for relaxation and play time, along with the immersive cultural

The Travel Mad Mum blog is filled with inspirational reads on travelling with young children. From newborn to kids and beyond.

Planning solo travel with kids? These tips will help you master flying with kids by yourself, one-parent road trips + enjoying the heck outta your vacation.

Discover the best family travel destinations to visit this year. These family travel destinations are great for any type of traveler, so start packing!

Passport stamps, travel gadgets, air mile guru, does it sound like you? Read some of the signs that might mean you are a travel addict here.

Discover things to do in Amsterdam with kids. This guide for kids in Amsterdam, includes activities, hotel recommendations, places to eat.

If you're looking for interesting family activities in Normandy, click through for our recommendations on what to do in Normandy with Kids, including beach fossiling, learning about William the Conqueror, the WWII Normandy landings and super fun activities like the Bayeux Adventure! We also include suggestions of

Travel with kids can be tough, but being prepared makes it easier. Read here for tips on how to travel with kids, that will make your family vacations a breeze.

This year was the first time I experienced travelling by plane with two kids. Back in March we flew to Paris but my husband was with me so supposedly things were a little bit easier. This june I done it all by myself – just me and two kids: a 31 month old and a 6 years old. I must confess that both time I was really worried but it end up being a lot better than I expected. And believe me it was pretty hard especially on the way back from UK as my youngest was full of an eczema from a penicillin allergy. Things are a little bit harder when you are the only adult but I think the same rules apply. REST well before travelling – You and your kids. Make sure you respect their routine as much as possible or ensure that they will sleep just before you travel. I like travelling at night or at lunch time as they can sleep on the way there. SHARE RESPONSABILITIES – You might travel on your own with the kids or with your partner but before you set off make sure you discuss who will take care of which bag, child, nappy change or milk. You don’t want to have a meltdown while you travel do you? Even if you are the only one you can still entrust your eldest the care of a bag or to make sure they remind you that is time to stop for the toilet for example. Arm yourself with a lot of PATIENCE – like with anything since you became a parent you have to talk yourself into not losing your patience, temper when travelling. I know sometimes it can be quite difficult but if you are calm than they are calm too. There is no point on starting to scream at your child if he has a tantrum as things are more likely to escalade rather than calm down. Counting to ten can actually help sometimes even if you feel like fire is about to come out your ears! And when your kids scream and cry in the middle of the airport or the very quiet plane don’t worry about the strangers that look towards you. Your kids and you are the most important and your reaction will be criticised no matter what you do. So make sure you attitude will benefit YOUR KIDS. ELECTRONIC DEVICES/GADGETS – If you can try taking with you one electronic device for each of your kids. I had one iPad and two phones so they were both able to play and watch cartoon at the same time. Age difference is quite big between them so they watch different things. Don’t forget to pack their FAVOURITE TOY(S) – Wherever we go Peppa and Minnie have to come with us. When my eldest was younger she had to have her cuddly toy with her “bear bear” but now she just wants her handbag with her 🙂 TAKE A TOILET STOP before you go through the leave home,security check, board the plane. Very important as you don’t want your child to ask for a toilet or have an accident in the worst situations. Sometimes it takes ages to go through the security or for the plane to take off. Also every time you take them take yourself too. PACK SNACKS,MILK or MEDICINES(these have to have a prescription) – Snacks are important as sometimes delays happen and the only things you can buy are the things that your child doesn’t like. Also again sometimes the plane can take off with some delays and you kids might be hungry or thirsty. PS: Don’t forget sick plastic bags. WEAR COMFORTABLE CLOTHES – An impractically-dressed child is an unhappy child. Take an extra layer of clothing that can double up as a pillow OR blanket so they can blissfully drift away, dreaming of princesses. Plus you should dress yourself comfortable so you can attend to your kids without the fear that your body parts will come out or you will be too hot. KEEP THEM and YOURSELF BUSY – Don’t ever think that if they have their gadgets with them will be happy. You might need to play with them(we made bracelets out of elastic bands) or read them (we filled an hour of our flight with reading books). TRAVEL LIGHT – well this might be quite hard when you have to pack clothes, toys, snacks etc. But you know…try and get only one pair of trainers or shoes for you, one or two books and snacks that you know they like and you can’t find on the plane. You know kids always like other things than the ones they have so no matter what you carry with you they will regardless ask for other things. So this is why I am saying that you only need to pack only one bag for your kids necessities – iPads, books, nappies, wet wipes, snacks they all have to fit in one bag that can be carried by your eldest child. Both times we travelled we had a rucksack on wheels that my 6 years old find it very easy to wheel down. My mistake was that I took two more bags with me and didn’t realise that Kara will not be able to carry the rucksack up and down the stairs of the airplane so when I had to take the rucksack from her and handle my two other bags too and carry the 2 year old in my arms all was a bit too much. I can’t say I didn’t managed as the extra two bags were my handbag which went on my shoulder and the other my camera bag which went on my back. Hard and my back did hurt for quite a while after. If my husband was with us than this wouldn’t have been a problem but as I was alone with the girls it turn to be quite a hard one you see two year old was too scared to go up and down the airport stairs by herself. (Please don’t ever think that good willing people will help you as that rarely happens. Don’t forget about YOU! – While pouring all your efforts into project managing your offspring’s on-board, in-transit behaviour, do not take your eye off your own ball. Take care of yourself and the rest will take care of itself. If you are in good form, you’ll be far more able to cope with the inevitable tests thrown at you by your errant charges. So, pack your passport(don’t forget theirs), give yourself plenty of time to get to the airport and pack your own MUST HAVE too. Maybe download a book on your Kinder to destress while your kids are sleeping or watch cartoon? These are our tips for a stress free plane journey. It worked very well for us even when a certain 2 year old throw herself on the floor in the middle of the Luton airport. But please do share your tips with us too as it will be really interesting to read what you have to say about travelling with kids on the plane. Like this Article? Subscribe to Our Feed!

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