My husband Slaed, a seasoned traveler, has no shortage of advice when it comes to hitting the roads, rails, skies, and even waterways. Fatherhood did throw him for a loop, but with almost a year and a half of travel with a little one under his belt, he’s got some creative ideas and some gems of advice he wants to pass along to you fellow travelers out there.
Solution Found.
A Bit of Warning.
Now that you know this great trick, don’t go falling all over the place all the time. You can have too much of a good thing, and if you try the trick too many times, the novelty will be sure to wear off. Keep the idea in your back pocket and only bring it out when you really need it! Also, the trick is best if you work as a team. One person tripping and flailing around, and one person at the ready with the camera so you don’t miss an adorable crack-up.
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Great tip! I’m already jumping up and down trying to get them to look at the camera. This seems much less embarrassing. haha
Thanks, Jessica! Ha! Less embarrassing…it may be! Jumping up and down is a good trick too 🙂 Though Bergen just kind of looks like we’re nuts when we do that—hey, at least he’s looking the right way!