Hotels/Motels to Note:
- Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts runs a .I.K. (ery Important Kids) program that offers goody bags for children. giveaways include ideo games, toys, children’s movies and baby supplies. 
- Hyatt offers their isiting kids a welcome pack, complete with a free cap. A few locations also feature “Camp Hyatt,” a free, superised children’s program.
- Radisson has introduced the Family Magic program, which includes free breakfasts for the family, a discounted adjoining room and free magic trick booklets for kids.

2. Equipment for Rent. Try as you may, you just can’t take your home on the road. You’re going to find yourself in situations where you need a crib, a playpen, a rollaway bed, etc. When booking your room, first ask if these items are offered. If so, find out if they’re complimentary or come with a fee.

Hotels/Motels to Note:
Radisson offers child-care serices, cribs, childproofing kits, books, games and ideos through their “Family Approed” program.

Safety Measures

1. Your Room. When you first arrie, do a quick check of the room. Are the balcony doors locked? Can a child easily open the windows? Are any cords hanging from the blinds or drapes? What about the outlets? Are they in good shape? Easy for a child to access? It’s a good idea to pack your own outlet covers, as most hotels don’t childproof their rooms.

Hotels/Motels to Note:
- Doubletree offers “Family-Friendly Suites” that are baby and childproofed and are stocked with emergency baby supplies.
- Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts will childproof your room upon request.
- Westin hotels give children gifts – and parents safety kits – at check-in.

2. Tour The Hotel With Your Child. This is one of the best ways to help your child become more familiar – and comfortable - with the surroundings. Introduce him or her to the hotel staff at the front desk. In the event of an emergency or problem, your child will know where to go, and who to ask for help. Walk to the pool and go through the swimming safety rules. On the way back to your room, point out the stairways, exits and fire extinguishers, as well as the most direct route to the lobby.

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