The first time you head out on a beach vacation with your baby will be a new experience. Few experiences in life can compare to taking your child to a familiar and much-loved place and seeing it through their eyes. Babies are pretty happy no matter where they go as long as youre there with them. But more than anything else its critical to maintain the sleep/eat/play schedule theyre used to at home. Traveling with a baby requires you to be insightful, creative, resourceful and resilient. Think about every detail of your trip before you ever leave home. Try not to squeeze too many things into too short a time or youll be stressed. And we all know a stressed parent equals a stressed baby.
1. Plan Ahead. Try to schedule your airline flights during your babys normal napping time. Walk and play with the baby during extended periods of time at the airport. Remember, the more energy exerted in the airport will be less exerted in the confines of an airplane.
2. Keep to a Schedule. During your vacation try very hard to maintain the schedule you have at home. That includes the time you wake up and go to sleep, when you eat meals, and when various nap times are. Vacationing with baby is not the time to enjoy a night life.
3. Ask First. Find out before even making your reservations if the place where youre staying provides sleeping arrangements for babies. Ask the car rental agency if they provide car seats and have the right size.
4. Stay Calm. Dont stress out while getting ready for your trip because babies have an uncanny knack for sensing that in you and then will be on edge too.
5. Less is Better. With babies the rule really is Just Do Less. Dont over stimulate a baby. Make sure they take their naps in a quiet and comfortable space. Afternoon naps improve the chances of a quality evening so consider taking a nap when the baby does.
6. Use Sunscreen. Its important to shield babies from the sun. Dont plan on a tent or canopy because some beaches simply dont allow them. Bring hats and light weight clothing for your baby and children. Apply sunscreen to all areas of skin. Read the label and reapply as required. When youre planning that Myrtle Beach vacation with your baby, youll want easy access to the beach. Our large assortment of oceanfront vacation rentals will have everything you require for a comfortable stay with the family. Check us out online. We know youll like what you see.
1. Plan Ahead. Try to schedule your airline flights during your babys normal napping time. Walk and play with the baby during extended periods of time at the airport. Remember, the more energy exerted in the airport will be less exerted in the confines of an airplane. 2. Keep to a Schedule. During your vacation try very hard to maintain the schedule you have at home. That includes the time you wake up and go to sleep, when you eat meals, and when various nap times are. Vacationing with baby is not the time to enjoy a night life. 
3. Ask First. Find out before even making your reservations if the place where youre staying provides sleeping arrangements for babies. Ask the car rental agency if they provide car seats and have the right size. 4. Stay Calm. Dont stress out while getting ready for your trip because babies have an uncanny knack for sensing that in you and then will be on edge too. 
5. Less is Better. With babies the rule really is Just Do Less. Dont over stimulate a baby. Make sure they take their naps in a quiet and comfortable space. Afternoon naps improve the chances of a quality evening so consider taking a nap when the baby does. 6. Use Sunscreen. Its important to shield babies from the sun. Dont plan on a tent or canopy because some beaches simply dont allow them. Bring hats and light weight clothing for your baby and children. Apply sunscreen to all areas of skin. Read the label and reapply as required. When youre planning that Myrtle Beach vacation with your baby, youll want easy access to the beach. Our large assortment of oceanfront vacation rentals will have everything you require for a comfortable stay with the family. Check us out online. We know youll like what you see.
