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	<description>A Site Dedicated To Backpacking Around the World With Babies and Young Children Along For the Ride!</description>
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		<title>Train Travel With Children or a Baby</title>
		<description>In many ways, I find train travel far preferable to traveling by plane or by car, especially when traveling in Europe.  Even cities that are far apart are connected by a relatively short rail trip.  In the United States, traveling by train isn't quite as easy, with major cities being ...</description>
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		<title>Plane Travel With Children - Sitting In The Bulkhead Row</title>
		<description>Traveling by airplane with children under two doesn't have to be difficult.  The child flies free, which is always a plus, and something about the air pressure seems to make most babies fall asleep.  If you are still nursing your child, that works wonders during takeoff and landing.  If not, ...</description>
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		<title>The Ergo Bay Carrier - A World-Traveling Necessity</title>
		<description>We have about 10 different soft baby-carriers in our home.  Wraps, slings, ties - just about everything.  Different carriers are best in different situations, but for travel, I think nothing beats an Ergo.

It's a soft carrier that can fold up pretty small, but it has a few plastic clips, making ...</description>
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		<title>Paris With Children - Parks, Museums, and Cafes</title>
		<description>Paris is a fabulous city!  Young and old alike can enjoy the history, the art, and the wonderful culture that emanates from this town.  If you're visiting Paris with a young child or baby, you're in luck!  There are adventures around every corner for those who know where to look.

Paris ...</description>
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		<title>Staying in a Hostel With a Baby or Toddler</title>
		<description>Hostels abound in Europe and many other countries, and they serve as both an economical choice as well as a great way to immerse yourself in the local culture.  But what if you're traveling with a child?

Hostels are as varied as the people who stay at them, and not all ...</description>
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		<title>Kid-Friendly Bed and Breakfasts</title>
		<description>Staying at a Bed and Breakfast is a fun way to meet new people, get inside information on the best local attractions, and enjoy a feeling of home while traveling.  In the US, some B&#38;B's position themselves as romantic getaways rather than places for anyone to stay the night while ...</description>
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		<title>Backpacking Through Europe With a Baby - Couchettes and Night Travel</title>
		<description>Backpacking around Europe is a great way to see the best of Europe.  For non-Europeans, a rail pass is the way to go, allowing unlimited travel throughout nearly all of Europe for one low price.  With a baby strapped to your front, and a backpack on your back, ...</description>
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		<title>Don&#8217;t Let &#8220;Baby Gear&#8221; Weigh You Down</title>
		<description>The biggest argument I hear about traveling with young children and babies is that they require too much "stuff", and hauling everything across the country or the world is far too much of a hassle.  Though it is certainly true that carrying large amounts of baby gear can be ...</description>
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		<title>Welcome To &#8216;Backpacking With Baby&#8217;</title>
		<description>Hello and thanks for visiting!  This site is dedicated to traveling with babies and small children, and more specifically to traveling that's just a bit more adventuresome than your average family vacation.  Nothing too unusual, but more adventurous than driving a few hours to a condo at the ...</description>
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