Samuel I have the peapod and we tried using it when Jack was 7 mthnos old and it didn't work very well for us. First, when I put him in it when he was awake he just tried to get out of it. Second, I tried putting him in while he was asleep and trying to bend to the floor was hard and then when I tried to close the zipper he would wake up. When we drive somewhere I bring the graco pack n play and he has slept well in there he naps in it a day care so he used to it now.

Cristian I've had the Peapod Plus for about 3 months now and have used it on at least 7 trips inlucding a 2 night camping trip and a week at the beach. I love it. It is SO COMPACT AND LIGHT to travel with. Camping it fit right inside our tent. I could see us packing the Peapod in a suitcase for traveling even.He was around 11 months the first time we used it. For naps I put him in it awake and he'll go down fine. At night I have to nurse him to sleep then put him in it but he'll sleep all night. He is getting better about going down at night.The only negative so far for me is that he move A LOT in his sleep and the material of the flooring and the sleeping bag sliding together is loud in a quiet room. (I just put him on top of the sleeping bag but maybe I just shouldn't use it. What I did do is put a blanket (aden & anais swaddle) between the two which helps some.Our friend was in town recently with their 3 year old and he slept in it just fine.I'm hoping as Roo gets older this remains a travel option and it'll be really FUN to sleep in a tent :)

Mohan so u live in iceland? whats it like there> i would love to go out of the USA. I live in south atokda and its boring and cold. i hate the snow.. but anyways yea. hawaii looks beauitul.. would love to go there some day..

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Jiwon Hi,A few things I would like to say.1. The link at the btootm of the blog is not a hyperlink, it you could make it one. Or Else create some link in your blog to go back to the main site.2. Make all the external links in the website open in a new tab( So that people actually do not leave the site) eg. The About US tag.3. While displaying email contacts of the owners, do not use full email instead try using abc[at]cde[dot]com syntax or use a email hyperlink.Keep up the great work!

Arjun You know, I have to tell you, I genuinely enjoy this site and the great igisnht. I find it to be energizing and quite clarifying. I wish there were more blogs like it. Anyhow, I finally decided to write a comment on Vacationing for Less BLACK ENTERPRISE I just wanna say that you did a nice job on this. Cheers mate!

Martin Fastest is by plane. About 45 minutes. But there again u will have to be at the air port, two hours early. The csehpeat is by bus or by train, which will take around 5 hours. In the train you will have the option of selecting between three different classes of travel.

Hailey Travels, travels, I never aeevtlrd in a group so can't answer for that part and will then focus more on the two others.I think there are just incomparable. It's not that I prefer the one or the other. From my experiences, it appears it has almost nothing in common, except the fact you're moving abroad and travelling'.Travelling alone is always, for me, also travelling inside of me. And it's probably the best way to open to a maximum of people, feelings, and respecting you own inner rythm. There are certain things I've done while traveling alone, but not while traveling in a couple. Sitting on the roof of a boat in the Southern Turkey, and doing some meditation facing the sun disappearing behind high mountains, walking in a sweedish path so full of light I could see nothing, feeling the nature, staying days without saying more than 10 words (just to order food) for instance. Also writing. When I travel alone, i'll write down everything I do, live, feel in the evening of the day (except my last trip alone in Austria where I got so much I wanted to write down it took me a month to relate a 10 days trip).When in couple, it's with another approach you travel. Of course, you can see, do, live the same things, but in my case, the difference was sharing with the beloved one versus keeping it inside and putting it down on paper later on.This year I saw for the 2d time a sunrise in the desert. The first time, I was in a bus in Egypt, where I went alone (of course there were other tourists in the car). This time I was with my love. The feeling the sunrise gave me was less powerfull inside of me (maybe it was also because it was my second time) but the moments I spent there sharing every variation of blue green black grey pink yellow orange white, the feeling of being there, living that there with the right person was most powerfull. In Egypt, I was more fascinated by the sky. With my love, I was more aware of what we were sharing, in a way on what we were building together

Emily hi mate,lets put it this way ..a real cigarette has over 4000 cecnar triggering chemicals, an e-cig has none ;)and yes, they do contain nicotine but you can get them in different strengths including zero nicotinecheersscott

Yacine HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! How cool to have your birthday on Halloween! My hubby's is Friday but I think he aawlys secretly wished he had been born 4 days earlier. It's his favorite holiday!I hope you have a fantastic birthday! And I'm glad you're back, safe and sound.

Sher Dear Amos Aarrowhead,Sounds like you're knee-deep in fun and excitement. Suck it all in! I know of 2 plecas I can go to to have all your blogs, notes, pictures put into a hard back book. It would be a wonderful keepsake for you. Jim got one from a former player and Aaron made one for him about one of their turkey hunts. I would love to surprise you but I need you to print off all your blogs and take many pictures so that's why I'm telling you now. I would love to do this for you so make a conscious effort to document EVERYTHING. I will get it all from you next summer and have the hardbound book made when you return. Have scads of delightful memories.Love you Aunt pam

Jason Aha! Vocea tambe9m este1 pensando em O Retorno . c0s vezes e9 sedndrome de ano novo pajleanr as mudane7as do ano inteiro O meu vf4o eu ne3o marquei ainda, meu apartamento e9 ate9 o final de abril, mas vai tudo depender do andar da carruagem, digo da tese Muito possedvel estar por aqui aguardando seu retorno, com pe3o de queijo e tudo mais. )

Amiey Eldon Carlson - Will the story continue? Is there an end? Oh, to find out if our road wriarer makes it! Cannot put down the book, even though I know how it ends. That's right this is a blog and we will have to wait.

David Hey CR' cancer can pnerevt you from traveling like if you constantly have to check in with your doctor, take medicine, be treated or get blood transfusions. Also if a person has like a fake heart or needs to be on a ventilator, that cold keep them from traveling.Thanks, I hope you look into these and I hope i helped! Was this answer helpful?

Geralt what dates you want to travel,and I could have then geogld in to my computer at work and got the information.Usually we find Kenya Airways via Nairobi to be the cheapest,but it will depend on seat availability.