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Including Kids or Grandkids in Your RV Lifestyle?

• RV Lifestyle

Thinking about including your young kids or grandkids in your RV Lifestyle? Here are a few things to consider…before you go RVing.

Taking your kids or grandkids along is a great way to make them a part of your RV lifestyle.

You can visit state parks, national parks, historic sites, and popular vacation destinations like Disney World.

Before you leave home though, take a look at some of the most important considerations for including minor children in RV trips.

Let's Talk about Safety And Comfort when you have kids or grandkids in your RV

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How is your RV set up for passengers?

Keep in mind that most RVs are not designed for car seats to be used. And each state in the US has a different set of safety requirements for children.

If your RV travels include children under the age of 8, a travel trailer pulled behind the family SUV is a more appropriate way to hit the road.

You can still use a motorhome, but make sure that you have child seat options or a child seat designed specifically for an RV.

There aren't a lot of forward-facing seats in a motorhome and that is very important for small children.

And don't forget while we are thinking about safety – children are more prone to cuts and scratches, or even rubbing against a little poison ivy, and the savvy RV traveler will be prepared.


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