Whether it's a few hours to Grandma's house or a multi-day summer vacation, taking the kids on road trips is a rite of passage for parents. Doing it right, however, requires practice and preparation.

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Family road trips can be hard. I wanted something to make them more meaningful for my family. Now we embark on a 'Kindness Quest' whenever we travel, aimed at spreading positivity. Our quests involve ...

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Road trips with kids always seem like a good, cost-effective idea for summer break — until you're stuck in the car for hours with those little balls of energy. Those traveling on interstates heading ...