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This post was last updated on December 19th, 2018 at 10:11 am
There’s a point in our lives when the way in which we travel changes. In our late twenties or early thirties, we move from the classic scruffy backpacker, who lives in dorm rooms and survives on a diet of fried noodles to more of a “flashbacker”, who can be seen typing away on a teeny laptop in fancy cafes before retiring to a (private) room in a mid-range guesthouse.
At one point we admit that we simply don’t have the energy or the inclination to remain the kind of traveller we set out as originally!
Similarly, everything changes when you become a mum. Because you don’t just have yourself and your own comfort to worry about – now there’s a little person depending on you, too. So while delayed transport and crappy accommodation may not have bothered you in the past, it’s a whole different ballgame once you’ve got a family in tow.
Thank you for useful tips, Hayley! Our child has trouble falling asleep when we travel, even his favorite white noise machine doesn’t help. I will try to precisely follow your recommendations.
I wish you the best for New Year and Christmas!
Thanks Annette, I hope the tips work for you!! Merry Christmas!
Lol love this!