My 3 year old has visited 32 countries AMA

[Dinoswearunderpants]

No doubt I'd get a load of shade about 'bragging' but that's not the intention. If anyone is interested in asking any questions about travelling regularly with a little own, feel free to ask.

I often travel just the two of us as his Dad can't get as much time off work as I do.

Most dangerous place you’ve been?

I'm gearing up for our first non-direct trip later this year (2 flights and a train ride each way) - any tips for managing this with a 2.5 year old, @Dinoswearunderpants?

Also, are those toddler handcuff things useful when travelling?

Why though?

If it's for experience he won't remember- he's too young!!

I think this is amazing. You are literally making the most of life for you and your little one. Life is meant for living and you will have zero regrets!! Good for you!!

Yeh, there's no way you've done all that for 'ballpark £20k' 😂

We've been to all those places too OP with my son, including several more but he's 12 now. My favourites were always New Zealand, Alaska & Norway, until I visited Slovenia last month. It. Is. Stunning.

Wow and great! You are a fellow travel lover, can never see too many countries. Your DC will of course have no memory of these trips but you will have the photos.

Nothing to ask really, you can clearly take it all in your stride to have done it so much. X

OK av £625 per country / £6666pa.
If you can keep it up until 18, you’ll get to £120,000.

Apart from global warming?!

Here's what I've got in his bag for his trip to Orlando.

Comforter toy
Tablet and heasphones
Water bottle
Bibado
Wipes
Travel toilet seat
Food pouches (quick snack)
Seat to sleep
Big snack box
Disney blanket
Toys for plane in mesh bag (drawing tablet, cars, fishing game, word card reader)
Change of clothes

I’ve just looked at your list. You’ve got to go to Canada! Are you into hiking? Stunning and so family friendly.

Are you not worried about the health side of things for your 3 year old? That's alot of flying in a short space. I'd be worried of their increased risk to blood clots etc. And all the jags they're having to have. It's alot of stuff being put through them in a short space.
I travelled the world before having a child and I always said that I'd take them to certain countries when they are at school, but now that my kid is here (hes 10) I refuse to take him anywhere that needs jags. Just feel it's unfair for me to decide this for him and he's plenty time later to decide. We stick to safe countries.

I kind of expected it. Sad really.

Most child friendly, maybe Switzerland and least strangely Italy as they didn't have a cot at our hotel and struggled with Hugh chairs at time.

She’s on flights that are already going, helping the tourism industry of many different countries and educating her child.

Like I said, I don't know as I don't keep track.

That’s interesting around Italy. Do you find some places are more or less accepting of children being around? And how they behave? I’ve heard France isn’t great compared to Italy.

No of course I don't worry about any of that. We're having a lovely time and that's all what matters.

What's your average monthly income from social media related to your travels?

I didn't! Lots of people fly, some planes are practically empty! People want to travel, some have to, it's not like what you hear about celebs who have a whole plane to transfer their wardrobe and props.

Of course the environmental factors, same with everything, but with journeys available, yes we do use the opportunity. Have those protesting ever driven a car, put out rubbish, gone abroad? Just because you've done it morecthan the average, those seats would be taken and the planes would fly regardless. Xx

How many countries had you visited before having your son?

Flying exposes you to radiation. If you are cabin crew, you stop flying from the moment you know you are pregnant, for example. It is called cosmic radiation.

Really enjoying this notion that air travel has zero environmental impact because the planes are flying anyway 😂😂😂

Heathrow T5 has a great softplay area near the lounges so it doesn't get busy.

Snacks are whatever is favourite at the time but babybel, raises, crisps, buttons and carrot sticks are usually a safe bet.

I suspect - just a suspicion, mind - that enough people stopped flying, there would be fewer planes in the sky and less weight in air transit therefore using less fuel.

The idea that our actions don't make any difference is daft.

We just spent a week in Portugal for just over €3k!

I would have guessed nearer £50k for all of those trips!