Nancy wrote about London with kids at length when she returned from her trip last summer. However, she left out a few fun and juicy tidbits when she wrote our articles. I have good news—the rest of her story is online today on Delicious Baby.

If you want a laugh, check it out. Her harrowing flight across the Atlantic is familiar to all of us who have traveled abroad with babies and toddlers.

Edinburgh in November. If you’re anything like me the first thing that comes to mind is cold! Don’t let the weather put a damper on your family plans. Edinburgh is a great place to take the kids. Just don’t forget a good coat.

Though I’m not typically a big fan of tour buses, it was a good choice for my family. Almost all of the tours allow you to use your ticket to get on and off as often as you’d like.

When arriving into a major city, a tour is a fun and easy way to help you get oriented more quickly while giving you a chance to see most of the sights. The ability to narrow a list of must-see sights down when traveling with kids is key, but that can be difficult when there is a long list of great things to visit.

The bus tours take care of that. You get a highlight of everything from the comfort of the bus. This saves those little feet from trekking all over. Take advantage of the hop-on hop-off options and go back a visit the sights that piqued your interest.

This week’s photos were taken from the London Eye. On the first day we were in London, we went to the London Eye as a way to get an overview of the city….

It’s not often that when you ask a child what their favorite part about London was that they go into an animated dissertation on the “Food Hall” in Fortnum and Mason. Basically, this historical department…

London’s biggest selling point for parents living or traveling here has to be the impressive amount of big, green parks and numerous playgrounds. In fact, you’d be hard-pressed to spend a day in London …

This is one of those photos that makes me smile whenever I look at it—then 2.5-year-old Devon checks out the guard in front of St. James. Although at the time we unsuccessfully tried to remove …

London has a reputation for being an expensive city to visit and yet you can keep the budget under control by focusing on the many free activities available for your family in the city.

Winters in London tend to be very cold and wet (and dark, thanks to its northern position). It is certainly not my favorite time of year, but what does impress me every winter is that regardless of the weather, the Brits still get outside and carry on.