In this episode, Rinie and Sanchita discuss the topic of traveling without kids. They share their own experiences and address the guilt and judgment that often comes with leaving children behind. They emphasize the importance of having a trustworthy caregiver and a routine in place before taking a trip. They also discuss the ideal age for traveling without kids and offer tips on how to prepare both the child and the caregiver. They highlight the importance of setting boundaries for screen time and potty training. Finally, they encourage parents to trust the caregivers and to prepare themselves mentally for the trip.
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🎯 What You’ll Learn
✅ How to navigate the guilt and judgment of traveling without your children
✅ The importance of establishing a routine and having a trustworthy caregiver
✅ Ideal ages for parents to consider traveling without kids
✅ Practical tips for preparing both your child and the caregiver for your absence
✅ Setting boundaries around screen time and potty training before you leave
✅ Strategies for mentally preparing yourself for the trip
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00:00 Introduction
01:27 The Desire to Travel Without Kids
06:46 The Importance of a Support System
10:03 The Right Age to Start Traveling Without Kids
11:16 The Role of Routine and Sleep
17:19 Setting Boundaries: Screen Time and Meals
19:13 Preparing for Potty Training
22:12 Preparing Yourself Emotionally
23:40 Conclusion
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