If you are anything like us, you love to travel. Near, far- anything for something new and exciting, or just a change of scenery. There is so much to see and do- and nothing like summertime to get the blood moving and one excited for travel. However- just because summer is coming to an end doesn’t mean that travel has to, not by any means. Fall travel is just as amazing- and lacks that sticky summertime heat as well, LOL. Maybe less beach time, but apple picking and fall foliage is not to be missed. Have you been to upstate NY or Vermont in the fall? Amazing. Don’t put your suitcases away yet- summer is still here, and fall leaves a lot to do as well.
While you are traveling, it’s important to keep the kids safe and entertained. You will need snacks, drinks, toys and games to entertain them, and of course safe car seats and booster seats, depending on age and weight. When my son was smaller, I always kept a plastic potty and wipes (as well as Clorox wipes for the potty) easily available in the trunk- because potty emergencies were not to be trifled with.
My son is a big boy- while he’s only 7, he has outgrown most booster seats in both height and weight. We just got him his very first backless booster seat from Safety 1st, since the one he has is at it’s absolute max and can’t “grow” any larger- and it’s the biggest one on the market. It’s super easy to use- and it has the added bonus of having storage underneath the seat (as well as the must-have cup holders).
Here is a bit more information on the carseat-
“Take fun along for the ride with the Safety 1st Store ’n Go Backless Booster. This belt-positioning booster seat is designed for children from 40-100 pounds and features a pull out storage drawer that keeps kid’s gear easy-to-reach while they remain safely buckled into the seat. The drawer has a kid-friendly latch that keeps it closed once shut, but is easily opened while your child remains sitting securely in the seat. There’s also a built-in cup holder on one side and additional storage on the other, making it easy to keep a drink and snack close by during the ride.”
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