Rome, Italy | Traveling with a Toddler!
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2022
- #rome #travelvlog #italy #colosseum #sistinechapel
hey guys! here is our trip from Rome! we spent 5 total days there and had a full itinerary for each day and did SO MUCH WALKING. We stuffed ourselves with cannolis and all the pasta we could find. It was so surreal being in the sistine chapel to see Michaelangelo's work (they heavily guard it so I had to be really discrete to get pictures).
I hope you all enjoy the vlog! thanks so much for watching and we'll see you in the next one!
What a wonderful trip! Thank you for sharing💕 Michael's Grandmother Yvonne would have loved Max❤️
We had such a blast! I’m grateful we got to experience it! Max is definitely a ham haha; I wish we could’ve met Yvonne too 🥰
The restaurants and the food the food looks so good so yummy I wish I could crawl through the phone and go there with you cuz it looks so good especially the cannolis good everything look good have fun stay safe and be careful and lots of love and hugs to you and your family and stay safe I have a good trip cuz I love your videos thanks for sharing 💜💜🙏🙏🤠🤠
Thank you Hilde! Omg the food was soooo good!! We definitely ate our weight in all the pasta, gelato, and cannolis 🤪
Awesome video folks :). The food tour looked really amazing. The architecture in Rome looks really cool. The "Cheeeeeese" was adorable lol. I totally enjoyed your vlog :). Max is a trip, lol. I was lost at "tchuuuusssss" lol lol :).
Hahahah she is soooo funny at this stage! And I love how much she’s talking. She’s a big ham with the Germans when she says “tchuss” 🤣 thanks Darion, hope you’re doing well!!
Nice video! It definitely looks like you and your family had a blast! I’m flying with my family (My wife, daughter 4, son 2 and myself) next month (May) to Rome, Florence and bound to WarsawPoland for a total of 15 (5 days/city)days!Any recommendations?!? Transportation? Did you guys bring a car seat? Stroller?
Thank you! We LOVED Rome!
So we utilized public transportation with our toddler (bus and subways for longer treks) and then we walked everywhere else! Our hotel had a shuttle that picked us up so we were able to avoid lugging a car seat to and from the airport. Ideally, it’s best to fly with the car seat so you can guarantee a safe way to transport your child but we had reserved those arrangements ahead of time and wanted to pack as light as possible! We ended up sharing one carry on for the 3 of us and brought the Ergobaby carrier as our only way of transporting her (no stroller because we didn’t want to lug it around and weren’t sure how many stairs there’d be with the colosseum and other attractions). Highly recommend just a baby carrier! Our daughter was just under 2 at the time of our trip and she napped in it while we were out and then when she wanted to run around we let her down! The beauty of Europe is that the inner-cities are mostly tucked away from traffic so you can let the kids explore without worrying they’ll get hit by a car.
Enjoy your trip and let me know if you have any other questions!
Which stroller did you ise and was it good in rome?
Sorry for the delay, I never got a notification! We actually left the stroller at home and just used our baby carrier/let her walk! It worked really well ❤️ there were sooo many stairs around the city and at experienced that a stroller would’ve been such a pain.
I’m sorry if it was in here somewhere and I missed it… but how old is the little one at the time of your trip? Trying to plan something with my wife and our 15 mo old. Thanks!
She was 23 months! Let me know if you have any questions or need help planning travel with a toddler and I’ll do my best to help!
@@jess1caweberthanks for the reply! Do you think the backpack style carriers would be a safe bet? Our little one hates the front carriers but loves being up on my back. PS - nice work with the video, your channel deserves more subs and views and I hope it grows
Thank you so much! I appreciate that a lot!
If your daughter enjoys facing that way then I think that’s a great option! My toddler LOVED forward facing so she could see out in our Ergobaby 360. We let her down to walk the rest of the time and then faced her inward for naps. It also depends what time of year you’re visiting. Summers are awful hot and mosquitos are bad so you may want to opt for a stroller even though it’s a bit more of a hassle to lug around; it will keep her cooler than riding against your back. We went in November and it was perfect weather for us midwesterners.
If you do decide on a stroller, it’s a pretty stroller friendly city. All the buses had stroller areas and almost every experience we went to had ramps or elevators, even the colosseum.
@@jess1caweber great info, thank you!