Yes, absolute you can take your baby along on a fun filled cruise vacation. The only thing is that little people do require a little more cruise planning so everyone can have some fun.
For health and safety reasons, most family friendly cruises require infants be at least 6 months of age at the time of sailing. With some specific itineraries, babies will need to be 1 year of age.
We travel agents get this question a LOT from parents with little ones. Generally the answer to this question is "yes". There are however, several points that you may want to consider when it comes to sleeping like a baby when you're all on vacation together.
Ready, steady, Go....Every parent knows if your ready and prepared, you'll be steady and confident and set to go at a moment's notice. Sure, travel is different once you have kids but your freedom is certainly not lost. We've curated a few of our favorite family travel items that will make your next vacation more fun and enjoyable for all.
Any child under the age of 24 months can fly for "Free". Airlines and travel agents use the industry word "LAPCHILD" to describe a baby or toddler flying seated in their parent's lap. Parents are still required to pay for any taxes associated with a "free" seat for their child. Some airlines may also charge a small fee which usually runs around 10% of the cost of an adult ticket.
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To car seat or not to car seat...that is the question! It's one we're asked time and again here at Vacationkids. Obviously parents want to do the right time and keep their kids safe while having fun on vacation.
A day at the beach can feel like major military manuevers when you have a baby. A little bit of planning and organization can keep the day fun and care free for everybody. Here are some tips for training up the next generation of beach bums...
