Episode Details

After months of staying home, we finally took our first trip as a family — and it was quite the adventure! We talk about May’s initial fears of flying with a baby, my rush to get Santi’s passports, and how we handled everything from formula prep to stroller logistics. You’ll also hear what went surprisingly well (spoiler: Santi was a dream traveler!) and what we learned along the way. Whether you’re a new parent planning your first flight or just curious about how it went, this episode is full of honest moments, funny mishaps, and practical tips for making travel with a baby smoother and less stressful.

Key Takeaways:

• Traveling with a baby is easier when you’re organized — think pre-measured formula and the right stroller.
• Babies often handle flights better than car rides thanks to white noise and comfort.
• Preparation and flexibility turn stressful trips into meaningful family memories.

Relevant Links And Additional Resources:

• 277 – El Nombre Más Complicado En México | Most Complicated Name In Mexico
• 271 – La Vacuna BCG – Un Símbolo De Identidad Mexicana | The BCG Vaccine – A Symbol Of Mexican Identity
• 270 – Padres Primerizos – ¡Bienvenido, Santi! | First-Time Parents – Welcome, Santi!
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