WebMD has an article with some advice on travelling with kids. Most of it is pretty standard advice: bring new toys and books for long car trips; if you're flying, have your child drink something during take-off and landing to equalize ear pressure; and stay relaxed and keep your expectations on par with you children's ages and abilities.
All good advice. The only thing in the article I really object to is the idea of giving your kid Benadryl on a long flight to 'help them sleep.' Let's call a spade a spade here, folks: that is drugging your child. Not right. I have to say, that's also pretty disturbing advice to be written by a medical doctor.
Anyway, my suggestion to families this year for spring break: leave the technology at home.
