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It’s not secret that I do a lot of travelling by train with Little Miss. In fact, before she was 5 months old I’d already taken her from Lincoln to my home town, and from Lincoln down to Cornwall which was about a 10 hour journey. It’s no wonder at the age of 5 she’s such a seasoned traveller! I don’t drive so anything long distance is undertaken by train and over the years I have learned ways to make it easier which I want to share today. No one should be put off by the daunting task of train travel with a child, in fact, most children relish at a trip on the train, there are no seat belts, you get your own table and you can move around. It’s much more exciting than travelling by car! However I do understand that there are elements of the journey that can be stressful from the cost, the changes and passing the time. So here are my tips on making for a smoother journey with small children. Don’t be afraid to ask for help I have taken the train from my home town to Gatwick airport three times with two large suitcases and a pushchair along with my small child. It is 100% do able but you need to be brave enough to ask for help. Train staff are more than willing to help you on and off the train, guide you to your platform and even take your luggage for you if you’re trying to juggle everything. I’ve even had someone help me from St Pancras to my platform in Kings Cross because LM was asleep and needed to be in the pushchair rather than it being strapped to a case and her walking. They don’t mind and it helps ease stress and worry. Leave plenty of times for changes If you do need to change trains on your journey, make sure you leave plenty of time to do so. Nothing worse than running blindly around an unfamiliar station with the sweat standing on you. It’s stressful for you and stressful for you kid (believe me, I’ve done it!) I find booking each leg of the journey and making sure I have at least half an hour between changes on those occasions I travel with LM and loaded

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