Favorite travel gear in review

Posted on March 28, 2012 by

(Above, in Rome, Italy last year with our trusted Explorer!  We needed good air-filled tires to walk around the Colosseum and to deal with Rome street generally.)
We are traveling a bit less with 3 kids and school schedules, but I am still obsessed with baby travel gear!   I’ve been having fun playing on Pinterest, which I assume is not just a USA phenomenon.  Granted, I still feel like a bit of a Pinterest idiot as I stumble around the site.  I had a lot of fun recently making a board of some of my favorite travel gear so I thought I would share it here.  It is pretty much a summary of a lot of the other things I have written about, but I like looking at everything in one place.  Sorry to people not in the USA as pretty much all the links are from amazon.com.  I could not figure out how to pin things from philandteds.com (like I said, I am still kind of a Pinterest idiot).  And sorry too, I post a lot of these after long days of dealing with my kids.   These long days make complete thought more difficult, which in turn makes even simple things like subject/verb agreement hard.
SO, here is the link to my favorite Pinterest board!  I would love to hear other things you all can’t travel without!

About the author:

Prior to becoming a traveling opera wife and full-time mother, Ann Hinckley Stucki studied socio-cultural anthropology as an undergraduate and went on to receive her master’s degree in social work. She has worked in a variety of fields from health education, mental health/community/school social work, geriatrics, childbirth labor support, and disease prevention in Latin America. Her research pursuits have taken her from a Costa Rican/Nicaraguan border dispute to London, England to present graduate research at a Medical Anthropology conference. Additionally, she is an award-winning photographer and enjoys portrait work. She also teaches fire breathing. Brian Stucki has been singing professionally full-time for more than six years, taking his family on the road with him. He has sung with companies and orchestras from coast to coast and on three continents. Highlights include The Pearl Fishers with Seattle Opera, Così fan tutte with the New Israeli Opera, Haydn’s Creation, with Boston Baroque, The Barber of Seville with the Compaña Nacional de Mexico in Mexico City, and The Fall of the House of Usher with the Polish National Opera.. Follow him on Twitter / Facebook.