Kids car activities

Our first vacation as a family of five was a hit! These activities were great at keeping the kids engaged and happy on the long drive.

Looking for road trip boredom busters for kids to keep everyone entertained on a long car ride? We're dropping ultimate family road trip hacks every parent needs for stress-free travel — from must-have kids' travel games and engaging toddler activities to sneaky ways to keep your kids learning on the road without them even realizing it. Don't miss out on these essential car trip secrets for family fun on vacation.

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Here are 10 screen free car activities for your kids on your next road trip

My family has a few long road trips planned this summer and let’s face it… the kids get bored! Although we allow the luxury of some electronics during long

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Keeping kids entertained on-the-go is never easy! This awesome Dollar Tree hack means I had 4 busy bag activities easily stored for both kids to enjoy during our vacation. My kids are 18 months and 5 years old. They are used to being out and about- restaurants, car rides, appointments etc. But I do like to be prepared with some form of entertainment. Yes of course sometimes this is screen based, and yes of course sometimes it is snack based! But my kids also respond really well to busy bags…

Keep your kids entertained on your next road trip with these Free Printable Road Trip Games. Print out, laminate and keep in the car for hours of fun.

Of all the kids travel activities for the car, these are no-mess with very few pieces to keep track of. The perfect ideas for traveling with children and keeping them busy during family trips. When we parents go on vacations or summer family trips we need to be prepared. These work for preschoolers, kindergarteners, or school-aged kids! via @noguiltmom