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Personally, we always state up-front that we are bringing an infant even if the hotel doesn't explicitly offer any baby services and does not charge extra. I'd rather be open about it than having to j …

You need two different prams (or possibly three). Since you're avid runners, you should get a separate pram for that purpose. They are usually three-wheeled. The reason is that everyday prams aren't …

I can relate to your situation. It's practically impossible to combine a lively toddler with any sort of event that is meant to be peaceful, orderly, and quiet. It sounds like you won't get any enjoy …

No, there is no way to safely do what you describe. Please keep your children in their seatbelts and child seats at all times. I understand what you're trying to achieve, but even if you find a workin …

Night drive The first idea that comes to my mind is driving at night. Our son often falls asleep in the car, most likely because of the movements and the white noise. I have a 14-hour drive to my fam …

We have taken several road trips that each were in the range of 700 to 1500 kilometers (per direction). Things that were helpful to us include: Have enough baby necessities on board. Think of diaper …

I don't believe that there are any particular health risks specifically associated with flying. What factors do you consider as health-related? Noise level? Airplanes are loud, and a long flight wi …

There might also be drawers and closet doors to open, and just maybe a hard corner on a table -- but generally, as GdD says, hotel rooms are pretty safe. I'm guessing the reason is a mix of insurance …

Your examples sound like games for younger children. At age 15+18, I'd try to challenge them on a higher intellectual level, but in a fun way. Do you know the game 20 questions for the professor? It …

Turn the roles around: let the child lead you through the train system. You can intervene if needed, otherwise just enjoy the ride. After a few of these, are you convinced? If yes, fine. If no, repea …

Physicians can assure pregnant women who are concerned about radiation risks during flight that, for casual travel under normal solar conditions, the risk of direct harm from cosmic radiation is negligible …

Here are some outdoor ideas, off the top of my head. I've tried focusing on stuff that's special in some way, something that he might not have had opportunity to experience before. These ideas are sli …

The card: I would make a few business-card-sized cards. Put one in a jacket pocket, one in a pants pocket, and one in his backpack. Hide one in his shoe if you're really worried. For more visibilit …

Based on my own recent experiences with international flights with a toddler: Duration: A 2-hour flight is rarely a problem; even in the worst scenario it's not long enough for you to lose your mind …

Yes, it's uncomfortable. No, it's not a concern. My personal experience (having traveled many thousands of km/miles in the summertime as a child) is that high temperatures while driving is not a seri …