u/Maynunalsapaa

We’ll be staying in Miami hotel near Miami Airport this September with our baby. I’d love to get some advice from other parents who have traveled to Miami with a little one.

Which option would you recommend?

- Rent a car and bring our own car seat, or

- Rent a car and rent a car seat as well, or

- Skip renting a car and use public transportation, Uber, or Lyft

We’re trying to figure out which option would be the safest, easiest, and most convenient with a baby.

Also, if you have any tips or recommendations for traveling around Miami with a baby—especially transportation, car seats, places to visit, or things we should prepare for—I’d really appreciate it!

Please help this mama out! 🥹❤️

THANK YOU!!!

What made you decide to stay instead of moving to another state?

I'm curious to hear your reasons, whether it's because of pay, cost of living, family, job opportunities, taxes, weather, or anything else.

I'd love to hear your experiences!

Thank you po!

1.) What are the pros and cons?

2.) Are your paychecks accurate and on time?

3.) How is the communication with your recruiter?

4.) Are their health insurance benefits good, especially for travel nurses/families?

5.) What kind of pre-employment medical checks are required?

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THANK YOU!!!

Ok alam ko available na ito sa Netflix PH, pero san ko pa pwede ito mapanood? Wala ito sa Netflix US.

Ang tita niyo trentahin na, walang alam sa VPN ganern.

Thank you!!!