Beth Sethi
about me
Beth Sethi believes the world is an incredible adventure for little ones. A seasoned traveler prior to her daughter Grace's birth, Beth along with her husband Steve made a conscious decision to raise Grace to feel at home in the world. By the age of 2 Grace already has a well-stamped passport. Beth runs a fair trade import business (Bambootique, http://www.shopbambootique.com) from her home in Portland, Oregon and blogs about traveling with kids at Kids Go Global (http://kidsgoglobal.wordpress.com).my posts
six travel lessons i learned from baby vomit
Just as we arrived at our seats for our return flight from Buenos Aires last year Grace, 15 months old at the time, proceeded to puke all over herself, me, my seat and the floor. I learned several valuable travel lessons on that incredibly long, painful, smelly flight home. Let me elaborate.
Kids can go [...]
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discovering modern istanbul
Like many world cities, Istanbul is a complex mix of the new and the old. Everywhere we turn we are reminded by a cobblestone street, a crumbling mosque or an historic tower that we are walking in the steps of ancient history. But this is a vibrant, bustling metropolis, the economic and cultural center of [...]
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choose barefoot cay if visiting roatan
Barefoot Cay is an exquisite piece of paradise in the otherwise rough-around-the-edges island of Roatan, Honduras. For Thanksgiving our extended family of seven (including our two-year old, Grace) traveled there and had almost the whole cay (tiny island) to ourselves. We took over three of the four bungalows and enjoyed getting to know the handful [...]
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