A common worry for new parents is that they’ll no longer be able to travel the world like they used to. There’s a lot of truth to these parents’ worries. After all, having a child to look over pretty much turns your whole world upside down, to the point where you don’t even know what’s what. However, is it truly that black and white? Or are you able to travel with your children?
It Depends
Traveling with your children is definitely possible, but it depends on a lot of things. For one it depends on how many children you have. Two, it depends on how old your children are, what they’re capable of doing, and how much hands-on attention they need at every second.
And three, it depends on what kind of travels you’ll be going on. It matters where you’ll be going and what you’ll be doing. For instance, you can’t really take a toddler to freezing cold Iceland (or at least we wouldn’t recommend it). But you can take them to Europe where things are pretty civilized and the weather is usually fine most of the year. If your visits are for the most part cultural, and not very rigorous, then children are a lot easier to take with you on your trip.