But traveling with children can also be an overwhelming proposition — unpredictable schedules, long packing lists and cranky kids are just a few of the challenges you may encounter along the way.
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12-18 Months OldOnce your child starts walking, all bets will probably be off unless you are blessed with the chillest of children. One year olds are often highly mobile yet totally uncontrollable, making for a potentially dangerous travel combination.
For several reasons, traveling with a four-year-old can be MUCH easier than traveling with younger toddlers. For one, you can usually count on a four-year-old to be well enough potty trained that accidents will be rare.
Exposing young children to foods, languages, animals and climates they might not encounter closer to home also helps them develop empathy, adaptability and social skills. “These novel experiences stimulate children's curiosity and promote active learning,” Sproat says.