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family travel

Bento goes mainstream

Food + RecipesCool Mom Team

Bento goes mainstream

My kids are grazers; they'd sooner eat a whole bunch of little things than one giant sandwich. Bento systems have always been a smart option for us, as you can imagine. Now there's a smart new one courtesy of Skip*Hop, the little mom-run…

Stowe - One more reason to LoVermont

TravelLiz Gumbinner

Stowe - One more reason to LoVermont

At a time when every American town is starting to look like every other American town, with the same clothing stores, coffee shops (ahem) and fast food chains, it's nice to know there's one that's still alive with a fierce independent sp…

Let's give em something to talk about

KidsCool Mom Team

Let's give em something to talk about

If you're not familiar with TableTopics , it's such a fabulous little secret weapon to have around the house for those holiday weekends in which the throngs of relatives descend upon you. I mean, uh, honor you with their presence. Each b…

Have pouch, will travel in style.

TravelDelilah Dawson

Have pouch, will travel in style.

Okay, show of hands: Who else gets ready for a fabulous trip by overloading a bunch of sandwich baggies with half-full sample bottles and hotel soaps? Um, me. Not exactly glamorous. Know what we be much more fitting? This pouch. "No matt…

Quiet travel toys - Reader Q&A

KidsChristina Refford

Quiet travel toys - Reader Q&A

Do you have any suggestions for fun, quiet and small toys for a looooong flight/travel day for a 2yo and a 4yo, both boys? Would love to hear your suggestions! Thanks! -Brave mama, Melissa. Crayons and blank paper, activity books, and co…

Vintage upcycled luggage makes travel fun again

Travelswagner

Vintage upcycled luggage makes travel fun again

We all know that any time you go on the road with kids , it's not really a vacation, it's a trip -- but that doesn't mean you can't pack in style. In fact, the right suitcase can really get you in the vacay state of mind. Even if you are…

Hit the road with pint-sized travel guides

KidsLexi Petronis

Hit the road with pint-sized travel guides

My 4-year-old-any-second-now daughter is at the age where she's learned there's more to the world than just home, store, and school. She's asking about the places she can visit after a plane ride or two, and while most of them involve th…