Episode 26 | The Truth About Traveling with Kids

Traveling with kids isn’t “a trip” - it’s a full contact sport. In this episode of Truth Moms, Brit and Court unpack the chaotic reality of flying with toddlers. If you’ve ever boarded an airplane with a child and immediately started sweating through your shirt, congratulations you’re in the right place.    Fasten your seatbelt for sweaty airport meltdowns and stroller gymnastics, unsolicited “Do you need help?” moments and newborn “potato baby” travel bliss to toddler acrobatics at 30,000 feet.    Keeping it real in real time, the moms are live from two very glamorous locations: a nostalgic Philadelphia attic full of random Santas and coolers, and a Nashville home where everyone is “winging it” for their first official remote podcast episode. Totally on-brand for moms who can barely record a full episode without an audio crisis or a toddler scaling a pile of luggage.    This episode the moms drop the playbook on actual mom travel hacks to survive planes, airports, road trips, delays, toddler attention spans, mom arm-paralysis, survival snacks, naps (or lack there-of), and everything in between.   If you’re gearing up for holiday travel, traveling with babies, or just want to feel better about your last TSA meltdown, consider this segment of unsolicited airport sociology your emotional support animal.