Little Jet Set Offers Great Options For Holiday Travellers
There are barely six weeks until Christmas, and many of us are already planning ahead for that often dreaded holiday travel. Sure, it’s fabulous (we hope!) once you get there, but traveling with kids can be less than fun. Little Jet Set (sound familiar?), a company founded by two former-attorneys-turned-traveling mamas, offers some great toys, gifts and other fun ideas for traveling families. Anything to make the time pass without screaming contests sounds like a great idea to me!
Gobblet on the Go is a fun travel-sized game that plays just like the timeless tic-tac-toe except that you can gobble up your opponent’s pieces and move yours around the board. The first player to line up 3 pieces in a row wins. It takes just seconds to learn and a few minutes to play, and is great for kids from age 5 right up to adults. The wooden board and pieces conveniently come in a mesh drawstring bag for portability. It would fit great on an airplane tray table or between two kids sitting in the back seat of the car. You know, right on the imaginary line that they’re both so tempted to cross.
Check out Little Jet Set for this and more awesome ways to entertain your kids while on the road this holiday season.
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