Babymoon guide offers a lot of ideas for trips near and far. My advice is don’t break the bank—you will soon have a baby to do that—and plan something that will allow for an easy getaway, a slow pace, and plenty of quiet time to enjoy each other. Just thinking about the nice weather in Chicago (we went in early fall), the lazy naps, the good food, and the quiet joy we felt during our trip makes me smile.
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First published February 2008
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I've never heard of this and maybe that's because I'm not a parent. Regardless, I think its an excellent idea. So many couples lose themselves in everything baby.
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