Ouch – we’ve been tagged! The lovely Vicky at HostelBookers has tagged us to take part in Tripbase’s My 7 Links project, where travel bloggers dig up seven significant and/or special posts from their archives, then tag friends to share their own ’7 links’.

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Summer’s coming, and with it family holidays – a thought most parents greet with a mixture of bottomless optimism and bone-chilling fear. Luckily, we’ve been on a mission to gather as many useful tips for travelling with kids as possible – take a look at our round-up of posts below for some great advice…

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By guest blogger Jesica Bowers

Paris is a city that enraptures visitors both young and old, and there is no site more intriguing than the Eiffel Tower. Whether you are a first time visitor, or a long-time lover of the city, the first glimpse of the tower offers a tiny, breathtaking thrill.

If you are travelling with children, a little insider information will go a long way to helping you and your family to have treasured memories of your visit to the most recognisable monument in Paris.

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Guest blogger: Lisa Wielgosz

When I was 28 weeks pregnant, my husband excitedly suggested that we take a family trip… to Bhutan to go hiking in the Himalayas. He promised to carry and look after our then 18-month old as well as organise a Sherpa to assist with lumbering ol’ me.

Needless to say, we didn’t go on this trip. In fact, the trip wasn’t even considered (by me) for even a second.  “Why not?” you ask.  Because this idea dismally failed to meet nearly every criteria that I use when planning a trip with my small people.

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