Tripbaa Fun Travel Guide – Asia’s Free Travel Expert Hualien’s Erzi Mountain wild hot springs remain serene and picturesque, waiting for travelers to hike through rugged canyons...
Tripbaa Fun Bar - Asia’s Free Travel Expert &NL; Crossing the new year and welcoming the first light of dawn are both significant ways to start the year. This time I...
Tripbaa Fun Bar – Asia’s Independent Travel Experts Malaysia is a country where diverse cultures intersect, with a multitude of ethnic groups and colonial-era...
FunTime A-Yun 2018 The highly anticipated New Taipei City Christmas Town is officially kicking off on November 16th, celebrating for an exciting 47 consecutive days...
Tripbaa Fun Bar ! Asia's Free Travel Expert When it comes to sunrises, you absolutely can't forget the mysterious little island off the coast of Taiwan—Gueishan Island—because...
Tripbaa Funbaa ! Asia's Free Travel Expert The Wanli River wild hot spring in Hualien is a “dynamic cave hot spring,” located upstream of the Hualien River on the Wanli...
On December 10, 2016, a unique family event was held at Takashimaya Shanghai, jointly organized by Little Dragon and Zhima House. Approximately 300 families participated in the event, creating a lively and enthusiastic atmosphere.
Last week, I took Dudu on a vacation. The beach is the top choice for many parents traveling with their babies—its blue sea, white sand, and gentle sea breeze make it suitable for babies of almost all ages.
If people tell 100 lies in their lifetime, one of them might be "after we get married, we'll travel everywhere with our kids." But once the baby actually arrives, either it's too much trouble to bring them along, or you think they're too young to remember where they've been or what they've done—so the end result is: why even bother bringing them!!!
Traveling with a little baby—some people thoroughly enjoy it, praising its many benefits, while others think it’s completely unnecessary, believing both mom and baby will suffer and that the cons outweigh the pros. In reality, as long as both baby and mom are in good health, with careful planning and preparation, you can definitely have a “happy long-distance trip”!
Three days after National Day, I took Daqian along to visit relatives in Ningbo/Yuyao. Add to that Yangzhou and Jeju Island we visited before he turned one — overall, I’d say Daqian is pretty much “a kid who’s good to travel with.” So, what kind of child is suitable to take on a trip?
Hey everyone, are you all back at work after the holidays? Are you the “Yay, finally back to work” career mom, or the “I have to deal with the little rascal again” full-time mom? Cake Mom, who just got back from a business trip with Nian Gao, says: Having Grandma Cake around is such a blessing, haha~~ Finally, I can sort through the photos from our Japan trip and share some casual travel notes with you all.
More than one friend has messaged me on WeChat or left comments on our official account: Where are you going for the holidays? At the end of last month, friends around me also extended invitations. After careful consideration, I declined them all with thanks.
During short holidays, the photo exhibitions on social media start up again. A quick scroll shows blue skies, white clouds, sandy beaches, ocean waves, Disneyland, zoos—you name it. Cute kids being playful, parents smiling happily. Other people’s family trips look amazing. My husband and I decided on the spur of the moment to take our kid to Zhuhai, and we also posted some photos on social media:
Read ten thousand books and travel ten thousand miles. Travel is both an exploration of the world and an accumulation of life experience for both adults and children—walking different paths, seeing different sights, tasting different foods, and meeting different people. But once you have a baby, a new headache arises for parents: should you bring your baby along when you travel?
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Little Yo’s Home A new parent-child attraction in Pingtung – Taiwan's first large swing-themed inclusive playground “TaiTang County Citizen Park (A-Kao 1909 Green Water Park)...
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