Gone are the days of sleeping in the backseat of your car parked next to a highway in the middle of nowhere.
While those arrangements might have worked when you were traveling solo or in pairs, things tend to change when you’re on the road with family.
For all your adventurers traveling with a toddler in tow, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best toddler travel beds that’ll save you plenty of time, money and most importantly – patience.
God knows you’ll need it!
Nothing screams versatility like a great down jacket.
Whether you are heading into the mountains, off on your travels or are looking for something light, warm and comfortable, we have taken a look at the best packable down jackets to save you the time.
And when we say packable, it is a pretty big understatement, as the heaviest jacket we feature weighs in at a feather-light 17 ounces.
One of them even folds up into its own pocket. How cool is that?
“Why do I suck at life?”
Yes, that question sounds harsh and negative. You probably don’t know why you’re feeling this way.
Or maybe you do, but you’ve stopped trying to explain it to anyone else.
The last thing you want right now is to be told to “snap out of it.” It’s not that simple.
It’s hard to know what to do when life sucks, because your brain is in the thick of it, too. The good news?
Any of the 11 tips in this post can help you step out of that fog.
Look through them all before you choose one to focus on today.
What’s worse than getting caught in a storm in the middle of vacation?
Not being prepared, of course!
No matter where you're heading next, a rain jacket should definitely find a way onto your packing list.
This list of best packable rain jackets for men will help you find the most suitable one for you!
Best part? They’re compact and portable and won’t take up a lot of space in your luggage.
Imagine waking up in your hotel room, all excited for the day.
Suddenly, your head starts spinning, your nose starts leaking like a faucet, and your throat feels like something is clawing on it from the inside. Ugh!
That’s what happens when humidity levels are low.
Low humidity means there’s not enough moisture in the air, which dries out the mucous membrane in your respiratory tract.
That, in turn, makes you more vulnerable to airborne bacteria/viruses which make you sick.