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Dia del Niño
“When we see a pretty flower, we stop to look at it and smell it, right?” My son keeps his face hidden. He gets shy when strangers gush at him. “And seeing that flower makes us happy, right?” He nods … Continue reading
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Tagged children, Dia del Niño, family travel, living abroad, Love in Mexico, Mexico, Morelia, travel
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Tips for Traveling with Children
Travel shouldn’t be torture, but it can feel that way when you have children with you. Like everything else that the parenting life throws at you, however, the more you do it, the easier it gets. Because of jobs and … Continue reading
Travel With Your Children
Yes, it’s difficult; but what isn’t? Yes, it’s not what it used to be; but what else is new since you became a parent? Yes, you have to pack half your house; but do it anyway. Travel with your children. … Continue reading
Posted in Love in Mexico, Mexico, Parenting, Travel
Tagged Art of Travel, family, family travel, international travel with children, Love in Mexico, loveinmexico, Mexico, parenting, travel
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