People with younger potty trained kids (like ages 3-5) - what do you do about potty seats when you’re flying somewhere?
My 4 year old kiddo is pretty small, and still needs a potty seat / cover to comfortably go to the bathroom. When we drive, we just bring one with us.
Not sure if we should try to pack a portable/foldably one, buy one when we get there, or just deal with it?
We’re taking a 9 day trip to the UK with our 4 year old this summer, and I’m not sure what we should do about luggage.
We’re typically carry-on-only people, and in the past we’ve been able to fit kiddo + husband’s stuff in one bag, but I think kiddo is finally too old (and his clothes getting too big!) for this.
Should we get him a kid-sized rolling suitcase? If so - one he can ride on, the one with a built in scooter, or just a regular one? Or should we just check a larger suitcase? Or maybe 2 carry ons + put a bunch of clothes in a backpack (since my husband typically doesn’t utilize his second, under seat bag)?
I feel like I’m over thinking this, but would love opinions on what has worked for you!
I have to kill a few hours near Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood tomorrow, and I no longer trust Google/Yelp reviews at all. Any suggestions for a good lunch near there? (Ideally somewhere near the circles on Hollywood Blvd, but anywhere in Hollywood is probably fine.)
Thanks!
Help! I have two long flights coming up this weekend, and apparently the planes don’t have TVs. What podcasts should I download?
My favorite of all time is In The Dark (all seasons). I’ve also loved Far Flung (a super interesting, well done travel podcast), Articles of Interest, Radiolab, Serial, some of the New York Times podcasts (like the Retrievals). Basically looking for nonfiction, not a chatty/interview show, and not too dry. (I also like listening to Brains On with my kid)
Thanks!