I fly business class with my kids whenever I can. People can complain, but they belong there as much as anyone else.

The Traveling Child

This as-told-to essay is based on conversations with Monet Hambrick, a 36-year-old travel blogger who shares itineraries and tips for traveling with children on her blog, The Traveling Child. Monet shares two daughters with her husband James Hambrick — Jordyn, who is 10, and Kennedy, who is 8. Monet has been to 50 countries so far in her life, while her daughters have been to over 35. The following has been edited for length and clarity.

I fly business class with my kids whenever I can. People can complain, but they belong there as much as anyone else.

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