Musée Océano, sunny beaches, skating on Promenade des Anglais. French Riviera with kids: c’est top!
Hello moms and dads! Happy Saturday, especially if your vacations are over and trying to recover from that back-to-routine blues. A shoppaholic afternoon off alone or dating your partner for dinner while kids are with their nanny can do much. In particular, having nanny back can do much! Still, the very solution to the end of a trip, as we all know, is some travel planning for the winter break or next year. Last week, we talked about how relaxing was for us to be on the Western part of the Italian Riviera, as you can enjoy many facilities for the little ones and happily finish a mojito without chasing…
The three worst places to be with a stroller : the Golden medal
Moms and dads, our competition is coming to an end: the winner of our “no-stroller places inquiry” is about to be revealed (I’m feeling as if I was presenting the Oscar night guys!!). If you’ve been recently reading our posts about the bronze medal awarded place (the subway in the main world capitals) and our San Francisco adventures , you might wonder if there still exists something worst. Well, it does. It exists a place where you have no alternative : if you have your stroller, you are gonna live a nightmare, for simply being there. Not that you can skip some attractions, or change the mean of transportation (as…
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The three worst places for strollers: the bronze medal.
Prams, strollers, pushchairs… Those bitter/sweet objects that may be so comfortable or such a nightmare when you travel. After parenting, you begin noticing things that you had been ignoring since forever. Like the physical barriers making that nice, relaxing walk you used to make, completely unviable with a pushchair. Anything, even the simplest thing you were doing before kids, like getting on a cable car, may imply a couple of step to jump or some alley that results too tiny. In which case, let’s go straight to the point: either it’s two adults, or you ask for help, or you are f****d up. After some experiences that turned up to…
Parents should never give up travelling
