The Straits Times
Republished with Permission
22 November 2025
Holidays can stir up big feelings – excitement, fatigue, even frustration. Instead of focusing only on creating the “perfect” experience, invite your child to share how they feel and validate those emotions. A simple “I can see you’re tired and upset” goes a long way in helping them feel understood.
Over time (and with more practice travelling), they will learn to regulate their feelings better.
For the original article, please visit How to bring the kids on vacation without losing your mind.
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