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Essentials

Tips for travelling with a baby

Holidaying with a baby can be a wonderful experience, but it requires some additional planning and preparation. Here are some tips to help you have a smooth and enjoyable holiday with your baby:

1. Make an early dinner reservation

Holidays can mean a change of routine and unpredictable meals times, mixed in with action-packed days spent by the beach can lead to overly tired little humans by dinner time. Making an early booking for dinner means less distractions so you can make a quick entrance and exit and be back home for an early bedtime.

2. Pack toys and activities

Don't rely on your child being amused simply because they're in a new location. Keep boredom at bay with toys and activities. Grab some pens and notepads and comic books from Circle Newsextra and maybe even a bucket and spade from Priceline Pharmacy Surfers Paradise to build an epic sandcastle. These make a great distraction during mid-meltdown-moments that you can whip out whether you're on the beach, in your room or circling the shops.

3. Have snacks for in your room and on-the-go

The hunger monster can strike at any moment when you're dealing with toddlers, turning your little darling into a devil within an instant. Load up on fridge-free snacks from Woolworths and EzyMart that you can have in your handbag, by the beach or in your room.

4. Contact the hotel before your stay

Whether you're after a room close to the pool, facing away from the noise of Cavill Mall, or you need a baby cot, it's best to confirm your requirements before your stay. The hotel may even offer things you weren't aware of; for example, microwaves and boogie boards are available to hire at Novotel Surfers Paradise.

5. Be your own pharmacy

From a cold, fever, stomach bug or just a garden variety headache, it's always best to have supplies at the ready. Priceline Pharmacy Surfers Paradise have all the essentials to make sure your day out doesn't turn into a disaster. Plus, you can also stock up on sunscreen, nappies, aloe vera, shampoo and conditioner!

Remember, every baby is different, so adapt these tips to suit your child's unique needs. With proper planning and a relaxed mindset, you can create lasting memories while enjoying a holiday with your baby.

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