We're all ready to go All The Places after being stuck at home for so long, but traveling with little ones presents a few layers of challenge.

How far in a day is too far?

Does visiting family count as a "vacation"?

What's the right age for Disney World?

If the kids are happy at the indoor hotel pool, and you never get to the sightseeing, do you still win Parent of the Year for remembering the swim diapers?

We discuss everything about vacationing with littles with guest Julia Edelstein, the editor-in-chief of Parents. Julia began her career at Time Out New York Kids, then served as health editor at places like Good Housekeeping and Real Simple before stepping into her current role leading America's most influential media brand for parents. She's also the mom of two boys, ages 6 and 4.

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