Applying for a baby’s passport abroad
If you are planning on traveling internationally with your baby (and if you are visiting this site, I assume you are), it makes sense to apply for your child’s passport as early as… Read More
Monthly Archive: April, 2012
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Child-free flights: the debate goes on
Not long after the internet argued over babies in first class, now we’re squabbling again over the idea of child-free (or child-friendly, depending on how you look at it) sections of airplanes. After… Read More
Another mommy blog is born
Welcome to Knocked Up Abroad Travels, a parent-friendly guide to travel. While there is no shortage of mommy blogs, travel blogs, or even mommy travel blogs on the internet, I wanted to create… Read More
Baby-changing in Istanbul
As crazy as Turks are for babies, there aren’t a lot of amenities for them in Istanbul. While most restaurants will have high chairs, changing tables are few and far between. If you… Read More
Gear: Boba Wrap carrier
After many soul-destroying hours of research, we gave in and bought a Bugaboo Cameleon stroller. It cost a small fortune to buy in Turkey, but as we didn’t have a nursery to outfit,… Read More
Beyond babymoons: traveling while pregnant
I was never an all-inclusive resort person, and I’ve had only a few massages in my life, so I never expected to take the traditional “babymoon” of lying by a pool and getting… Read More
The origins of Knocked Up Abroad
Just over a year ago, I went “internet public” with my pregnancy and decided to document it on Gadling on a series of posts called “Knocked Up Abroad,” a name inspired by our favorite… Read More
Babies on a plane: the great debate
Recently, I wrote a column on Gadling about babies and first class on airplanes. This is a perennially hot topic in travel, one that everyone seems to feel vehemently about one way or the other. The… Read More
Why I’m traveling with my baby
This post originally appeared on my other site, TheNotoriousMEG.com in December 2011. I’ve reposted it here without edits. This week, Vera and I came back from a few days in London to see… Read More
