<h3>On the road?</h3>   <p>Tired of hearing &quot;Are we there yet?&quot;, <a href="http://tomtom.com/products/product.php?ID=77">The TomTom GO 700</a> will tell the kids how far they are from your destination and also make sure you don't get lost. It will also tell you       about traffic and weather for the city you are driving through.</p>  <h3>Soaring the skies?</h3>  <p>Before you get on the plane, you will need to be able to bring Junior to Gate 4 using the <a href="http://www.strolex.com/product0.html">Sit N' Stroll</a>  allows parents to stroll their child through the airport (very handy during layovers) but once it's time for take off the <strong>Sit N' Stroll</strong> turns into a car seat approved by the FAA for airplane seat use.</p>       <p>Familiar faces sometimes comfort those in unfamiliar places, a mirror and photo insert flip book can help make airplane travel easier with photos of the child's loved ones. Flip through pictures of daddy, grandma and other family members you are going to visit.</p>  <h3>Boarding a train?</h3>  <p>And if all else fails, The <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0972362703/102-1996833-8177742?v=glance&amp;n=283155">Single Parent Travel Handbook</a>  provides tips you can use while traveling with your child on a train. (Turn them into navigators, play &quot;I Spy&quot;)</p>   