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  By Christine Leger| 2017-12-02T16:32:08+00:00	December 6th, 2017|Tags: Toddler Travel Tips|
  Helping parents plan a Toddler-Friendly itinerary throughout Europe and not getting overwhelmed in the process.
  By Christine Leger| 2017-12-03T20:42:56+00:00	December 3rd, 2017|Tags: World Travel Blog|
  There comes a time in every traveler's itinerary when they stumble across something...unique. While the attraction owner had a clear vision of their museum or monument, it's purpose is often lost on the rest of us. These are the Most Unique Places to Visit Around the World
  By Christine Leger| 2018-01-14T12:54:48+00:00	December 1st, 2017|Tags: Discussion, traveling with kids|
  Kids have a mind of their own on the best of days. Planning a successful vacation with the children doesn't have to be painful or expensive when their needs are taken into consideration and certain accommodations are made. Speaking from years of experience, here are some great tips on how to successfully travel in Europe with kids
  By Christine Leger| 2018-01-09T21:54:00+00:00	November 28th, 2017|Tags: Accommodations, Disney Travel Blog, Europe Travel Blog, France Travel Blog, reviews, Travel Blog|
  The Newport Bay Hotel in Disneyland Paris is an incredible experience for families. The room sizes, impressive breakfast spread and a chance to meet characters in the privacy of the hotel lobby, is a terrific incentive to stay at this 4-star hotel.
  By Christine Leger| 2017-11-25T21:10:18+00:00	November 25th, 2017|Tags: Disney Travel Blog|
  The Disneyland Paris meal plans can be tricky to navigate. Winter schedules to the parks can make this even trickier. Check out the pros and cons of using a meal plan during the winter months and see which option is right for you.
  By Christine Leger| 2017-12-16T13:24:15+00:00	November 18th, 2017|
  We all have that friend; the one that would lose their head if it weren't screwed on tight. That friend that misplaces things and still can't manage to learn their lesson. And sometimes that friend goes on vacation and manages to lose their wallet and travel documents while daydreaming of spending the day on the beach soaking up the rays. So what happens if you lose your passport in another country?
  By Christine Leger| 2018-01-14T12:55:30+00:00	November 9th, 2017|Tags: Discussion, traveling with kids, World Travel Blog|
  Do you need a stroller to travel? It largely depends on a number of factors; the destination and your child being the focus.