In a recent interview by Michelle Vandepas,
Allison Umbricht talks about her new book The Mom’s Guide to Traveling with Kids
It can be overwhelming to be a busy mom with young children.Throw in vacation planning and it can be a recipe for a major migraine! For many moms, even the idea of planning a vacation is exhausting when you don’t know where to start. Not only do you have to think of what hotel to book or what to do when you get to your destination, you have to think of how to keep the kids occupied on the way there. While every mom wants to create memories of fun-filled family vacation with their kids, achieving that can be a challenge for moms who simply don’t have a lot of time to spare on making plans.
The Mom’s Guide to Traveling with Kids: Proven Tips for Fun Family Trips is a quick and easy reference and guide for moms who feel like they’re at their wit’s end trying to prepare for a family vacation. The author, Allison Umbricht, makes full use of her extensive travel experience as a travel agent to provide expert tips that will help readers have a stress free family vacation. The book helps put you at ease with practical tips on problems like what to pack and how to pack it, where to source diapers from your hotel and how to figure out cost effective airport transfers.
Filled with numerous tried and tested tips and stories from Allison and other traveling moms, this 155-page book will empower moms (and dads) to plan and have fun while traveling. Readers will definitely pick up new ideas from the experiences of other families that they can use for every stage of their travels. From planning the trip details, packing the right stuff and enjoying yourselves at the destination, this book will help you give your children happy memories of traveling as a family. With this book in hand, moms can be relaxed and everyone can have a great time!
About the Book
The Mom’s Guide to Traveling with Kids: Proven tips for Fun Family Trips by Allison Umbricht is an easy guide and reference made by a mom for moms to take the stress out vacation planning and preparation so that you can have a fun trip on every family vacation.
About the Author
Allison Umbricht is a travel agent and a mother of three children who is passionate about sharing her love of travel with others. She has lived in different places in the United States, Switzerland and Spain has traveled throughout the world. She is the owner of Trips of a Lifetime, a travel company that specializes in creating custom vacations. As an independent travel agent, she is affiliated with one of the largest travel conglomerates in the United States and has access to extensive vacation deals to respond to the needs of every traveler. Allison is the author of Romantic Weekends in Europe and her latest offering is the book, The Mom’s Guide to Traveling with Kids. Visit her website http://tripsofalifetime.biz
6 Comments
10:30 pm
Beat Schindler
With travel increasingly connected to danger, terrorism, checks, controls and borders, if not walls – after we tore down all the walls, they’re right back to building them again – not to mention the airlines dreaming up new fees and restrictions by the hour, it’s easy to see how traveling with kids can be an extra-special complex and stressful experience. I imagine Allsion Umbricht’s book meets a big need out there – which will only get bigger as the economy continues to improve.
- Beat
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12:00 pm
MichelleVan
Beat – agreed! Allison’s book should fill a huge void for anyone ‘scared’ of traveling with their children!
9:37 am
Craig Vroom
Excellent travel tips Allison! I especially liked the information about how to minimize the impact of arriving at hotels with kids. We traveled quite a bit with our children and I wish your book had been available to us at that time for our travels. Good luck! – craig
12:01 pm
MichelleVan
Thanks for commenting Craig. I love her food in the hotel tips myself
12:49 pm
Debbie @ Happy Maker
Glad I don’t have worry about traveling with kids any more, but I bet that this book can really help. I did like the part about the snacks at the hotel. Nice idea. Great interview Michelle. You covered so many things about the book in such a short time. Thanks again and have a wonderful day.
Debbie
7:55 pm
Amy LeForge
This looks like a book that any parent who travels really needs to have.
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