Traveling with a toddler!! Need help containing him at night

[W5CI]

We have a dog, I cant imagine traveling with a kid of any age.

[Davis_Family]

I'm think last night was a huge success! The DW and I decided to just load the trailer up with plenty of toys and let him sleep on an air mattress in the floor. Also, we walked and biked about 7 miles of trails to really wear him out.

He slept through the night (after he destroyed the living room) we have a camera monitor so he heard a godly like voice coming from no where saying NO when he would get close to something. He had no clue where it was coming from hahaha

Here is a picture of the morning after a sleepy, free roaming, toddler storm

[Wobbles]

Originally Posted by Davis_Family

I'm think last night was a huge success! The DW and I decided to just load the trailer up with plenty of toys and let him sleep on an air mattress in the floor. Also, we walked and biked about 7 miles of trails to really wear him out.

He slept through the night (after he destroyed the living room) we have a camera monitor so he heard a godly like voice coming from no where saying NO when he would get close to something. He had no clue where it was coming from hahaha

Here is a picture of the morning after a sleepy, free roaming, toddler storm

Good for you. You are now the master again. I laugh writing this as you are now on to your next challenge. I wish you good luck and good times. Pray for grand-children if you want revenge/education of any sort on that child... LOL

God bless and safe travels...

[Wolverine 1945]

I do not think I would have the nerve to allow a Toddler to roam free anywhere ???

[Davis_Family]

Originally Posted by Wolverine 1945

I do not think I would have the nerve to allow a Toddler to roam free anywhere ???

Roaming free as in he wasn't in a pack n play. In his area everything is "child proof" so not much trouble he could really get into.

[spock123]

We don't child proof anything, a child has to be taught what the meaning of no is. JMHO

[BamaBob]

Originally Posted by Davis_Family

I'm think last night was a huge success! The DW and I decided to just load the trailer up with plenty of toys and let him sleep on an air mattress in the floor. Also, we walked and biked about 7 miles of trails to really wear him out.

He slept through the night (after he destroyed the living room) we have a camera monitor so he heard a godly like voice coming from no where saying NO when he would get close to something. He had no clue where it was coming from hahaha

Here is a picture of the morning after a sleepy, free roaming, toddler storm

Attachment 131584

You are doing it right!

LOVE the idea about the baby monitor; voice of god indeed!!

[ctdarcys]

Awesome job. I was feeling sad reading some of the comments and I am glad you went for it. I have a 5 year old and a 3 year old that both learned to walk at a campground. Like everything else in life it's all about a positive attitude and doing whatever it takes to succeed. Great ingenuity and keep it up. It does not get much better than camping with the little ones.

[ependydad]

Awesome job, Davis Family!