Traveling with children can be rough. Traveling with a refluxer can be downright impossible... or at least it may seem that way. Today I had to pack up all three of my girls for a fairly short trip to visit with my parents. Trust me, it takes a lot of planning and I wasn't sure if I even had the brain power to get it all done. When you have a child with any medical problem you don't want to leave something out that may be essential to their care.
Here are a few tips that might help you make...
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