The Great Summer Vacation Roadtrip! You’ve gotta love them. They always sound like a wonderful idea when you are planning them.

Exploring the open road, the freedom to stop when you want, no schedule, family sing-a-longs – just good old fashioned family time! Anyone who has done one of these road trips knows that the image that we have in our minds and the reality are not even close!

There are the emergency potty stops, the smell of McDonalds in the car and the endless chant of “are we there yet?”. While I cannot make the trip go faster or the kids behave better or make the car smell better, I can offer you some Road Trip Hacks for Kids that will make the hours go by just a little faster!

Road Trip Hacks
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Travel Kit Binder From Musings SAHMTravel Kit Binder for roads trips

Portable Lego Kit from Mama Papa BubbaDIY Portable Lego Kit - great for car trips

Car Essential Kit from Pink Polka Dot CreationsCar essential kit

Make any Cup a Sippy Cup with Press & Seal from Gladsippy_cup

Cereal Container for Trash from BHGcar_trash

Use Shower Caddys on Windows to Hold Supplies from Buzzfeedshower caddies to hold supplies

Use a Shoe Bag to Keep Things at Arms Length in the Car from Martha Stewart backseat

Seat back Car Organizer with a Tablet Holder from AmazonBack seat tablet organizer

Bath Caddy as Food Holder from Lookie What I Didbath_caddy_as_food_holder

Pack in plastic drawers for easy accesspack_in_drawers

 Road trip hack - how to survive a road trip with your kids

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  3. The easiest is to hot-glue some pom-poms onto a alligator clip, drop some essential oils onto it and clip it to the air vents. Voila! A clean smelling car!

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  4. You CAN make your car smell nice! As the oldest of five I’ve found some tricks for this! The easiest is to hot-glue some pom-poms onto a alligator clip, drop some essential oils onto it and clip it to the air vents. Voila! A clean smelling car!

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