If you can't do these things well, don't take your baby out on a trip during the summer vacation, otherwise it will be thankless!

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2024-07-01 09:17Creator in the field of parenting

Written by: Linlin

Whether to take your children out to play during the summer vacation depends on the actual situation at home, and you don't have to go out. Different types of parents have different ways of traveling, see which one you belong to?

1. Blindly follow the trend

Because of the influence of Internet celebrity check-in places and the people around them, many parents choose to let their children participate in those so-called "Internet celebrity check-in tours" or "popular place tours".

Blindly following the trend of travel sounds like a headache. In order to prevent their children from "falling behind", many parents drag them to those popular tourist destinations, and as a result, the children are bored and tired parents.

In a crowded scenic spot, the itinerary is more tense than going to work, what is this relaxation?

Let's talk about those parents who pursue luxury, they have to stay in five-star hotels, eat top-notch meals, and visit expensive attractions, as if this kind of travel is enough to taste. But what did the children learn from such a trip?

Maybe you just think that traveling is about spending money to buy enjoyment. In the long run, this may not only set the wrong values for the child, but also put a lot of financial pressure on the family.

As for those parents who like to watch the flowers, they are really in a hurry. I haven't figured out one place yet, so I'm rushing to the next place. With this way of traveling, how is it possible for children to really experience the culture and customs of each place?

Don't expect everything to be flawless. Because you never know what they're going to like or hate in the next second.

Just like when I took my little niece to the beach, I thought she would fall in love with building sandcastles and chasing waves, but she turned out to have a soft spot for shells and small rocks, and the waves scared me into my arms when they came. Be prepared for anything and go with the flow!

2. Plan a loose itinerary

Having a full schedule will only make everyone tired, especially children. Our goal is for everyone to enjoy the ride, isn't it? Remember to set aside plenty of breaks to give everyone a chance to explore and enjoy at their own pace. In this way, everyone will come home full of good memories instead of tiredness.

Traveling is a great time to strengthen family bonds. Try to choose activities that you can participate in together, such as a simple nature hike or an urban adventure game, to encourage people to connect and share experiences.

Don't forget, sometimes the simplest things, like a family picnic or stargazing together in the evening, can be the most cherished memory.

It does take a little courage and preparation to travel with kids, but just keep these few tips in mind and I guarantee you will have an enjoyable and memorable experience. Take a deep breath before you go and enjoy every little surprise on your trip!

We sat on the beach at night and wanted to enjoy a peaceful night. As a result, the little niece began to make a fuss and cry to go home. She just couldn't stand the humidity and the quiet feeling of the seaside, and just wanted to curl up on her familiar little bed.

I was frustrated and frustrated because things weren't what I expected. When you take your baby out and play, the point is not to visit every place you have planned, but to create memorable moments with them and leave us with good memories.

Although my little niece didn't have much interest in the beach and seafood, she found her own fun on the beach, and we still had a lot of fun.

So next time you take your baby out to play, don't expect too much.

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