A podcast by Baby Solutions
A podcast for parents who want to keep living, travelling and going out with their children, without carrying unnecessary gear or extra mental load.
In each episode, Aurélie Cabon, founder of Baby Solutions, welcomes parenting experts, child safety specialists and parents who share real-life family experiences.
The goal: help families feel more prepared, reassured and inspired when travelling and moving around with children.
If you are planning a trip with your child, Baby Solutions also offers stroller rentals, car seats, travel cribs and baby gear to help families travel lighter in Quebec.
Helpful, reassuring and practical conversations for families on the move.
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 1
An essential episode to better understand common car seat installation mistakes and travel more safely with a baby.
In this first episode, I welcome Sandrine, a CPSAC-certified CPST and doula, for an important conversation every parent should hear before hitting the road with their little one.
Did you know that 81% of car seats in Canada have at least one installation mistake?
If this topic interests you, we also wrote a detailed article to help parents better understand common car seat installation mistakes and how to avoid them.
You’ll find the full guide just below.
We talk a lot about car seats, but not enough about… how they're installed. According to data shared by Sandrine, a child passenger safety technician (CPT) and guest on the...
We talk a lot about car seats, but not enough about… how they're installed. According to data shared by Sandrine, a child passenger safety technician (CPT) and guest on the podcast La Maison des Parents, 81% of car seats are incorrectly installed or used . Yes, 8 out of 10 seats. 😱 And yet, for most parents, it's all about doing things " by the book ," like they saw at the hospital… or like they can in the parking lot on the day of discharge from the maternity ward. This article summarizes the key points of this episode to help you make more informed choices without feeling guilty, but by giving you concrete and actionable information.
Episode 2
A reassuring and practical episode for parents who want to keep travelling, moving and pursuing their dreams with their child.
In this episode, we talk about travelling with a baby, first flights alone with a child, judgment on trains, jet lag, snacks you should never forget… but also postpartum, long-distance family relationships and how to keep living your dreams after becoming a parent.
An episode to encourage parents to keep travelling, even when they’re afraid of bothering others.
If this episode resonates with you, we also created several articles to help parents travel with a baby more confidently, reduce mental load and prepare better before leaving.
You’ll find the full guides just below.
Traveling alone with your child can seem insurmountable. This article shows that it's possible, even solo, with organization, support, and plenty of self-compassion.
Traveling alone with your child can seem insurmountable. This article shows that it's possible, even solo, with organization, support, and plenty of self-compassion.
Traveling with a baby shouldn't feel like moving house. Jen, a single mom and travel planner, shares her tips for lightening your luggage: check the actual surroundings of your accommodation,...
Traveling with a baby shouldn't feel like moving house. Jen, a single mom and travel planner, shares her tips for lightening your luggage: check the actual surroundings of your accommodation, only bring the essentials and rent the rest locally. She emphasizes the importance of snacks, double-checking to avoid problems, and maintaining a simple pace with just one major activity per day. The goal: to travel peacefully, create memories, and also take care of yourself.
Traveling with a child should never be a source of shame. This article reminds us that babies have their rightful place in public spaces and that parents have the right...
Traveling with a child should never be a source of shame. This article reminds us that babies have their rightful place in public spaces and that parents have the right to travel without guilt or apology.
Stress, stares, unexpected events… Jen shares practical advice for preparing for a first flight with a baby, putting difficulties into perspective and transforming the experience into a positive memory.
Stress, stares, unexpected events… Jen shares practical advice for preparing for a first flight with a baby, putting difficulties into perspective and transforming the experience into a positive memory.
Episode 3
A thoughtful, reassuring and inspiring episode for parents who want to travel with their child, even when they still doubt themselves.
In this episode of The Parents’ House, Aurélie speaks with Eve, a mother, artist and future art therapist, about a topic many parents deeply relate to: travelling alone with your child, even when you are anxious, introverted or afraid of bothering others.
An episode that shows you can create beautiful memories with your child, even by moving forward one step at a time.
If this episode resonates with you, we also created several articles to help parents travel alone with a child more confidently, reduce mental load and turn fear into action.
You’ll find the full guides just below.
How to travel light with a baby in Quebec? Discover an approach that removes the mental burden of transporting equipment and simplifies your family trips.
How to travel light with a baby in Quebec? Discover an approach that removes the mental burden of transporting equipment and simplifies your family trips.
While traveling, Eve realizes she's not alone: travelers, families, strangers, hikers… many are kind and ready to help. From the Dominican Republic to the trails of Quebec, she discovers an...
While traveling, Eve realizes she's not alone: travelers, families, strangers, hikers… many are kind and ready to help. From the Dominican Republic to the trails of Quebec, she discovers an unexpected network of "little guardian angels" that restores her confidence in herself and in humanity.
Eve shares how her stays in a chalet become true holidays, even without any support. By following her son's rhythm (especially his long naps), simplifying her days, and adapting her...
Eve shares how her stays in a chalet become true holidays, even without any support. By following her son's rhythm (especially his long naps), simplifying her days, and adapting her hobbies, she creates a peaceful interlude. A realistic and gentle way to recharge alone with her child.
Eve recounts how she transformed her fear into a driving force for traveling alone with her son, from a European night train to a Rome-Montreal flight. With preparation, small steps,...
Eve recounts how she transformed her fear into a driving force for traveling alone with her son, from a European night train to a Rome-Montreal flight. With preparation, small steps, and a lot of courage, she discovers that she is capable of much more than she thought possible and that fear can become a true strength.
