Amanda Seyfried does not sugarcoat reality when it comes family travel. “I literally don’t travel with my children because I find it stressful,” said the actress. Travel + Leisure What about her? daughter Nina, 8, and son Thomas, 4.
Case in point: While flying back home to New York after visiting her sister in Los Angeles, her son threw up for the first time in his life—in the middle of a flight. She said, “We were two hours away from landing and his last meal was lasagna. Just imagine.” Seyfried was sickened by the stomach bug after she returned home.
Seyfried admitted that there is “literally” no secret to surviving long flights with children, and it’s usually about keeping her youngest entertained on a gadget. She chose the Amazon Kindle Fire because “you can toss it around and keep it with you at all times.” [it] won’t break.”
Her personal experiences were the inspiration for her book. Mamma Mia Create a star Make it Cute Playhouse Experience Philadelphia The Bellevue hotel. Suite stay for families with children includes Levain cookies and valet parking. Most importantly, it comes with a plastic-free, assembled playhouse. Make It CuteSeyfried founded a company with her. childhood friends The best part? The best part is? The playhouse can be taken home by families when they check out.
Seyfried stated that a good hotel gives you a sense of familiarity and comfort. “Having these really cute playhouses is incredibly distracting for the kids, so the parents can unpack and have some semblance of peace—not to say that you don’t have peace when you have kids, but it’s harder to find.”
She says play houses are not just for children to entertain themselves, but they also give them their own space. “Hotel rooms are just not designed to allow kids to have fun.”
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Seyfried was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It is a small town located about 60 miles north of PhiladelphiaShe was thrilled to be able to work on such a project in her native state. The Bellevue, located in Philly’s City Center neighborhood and founded in 1904 was once considered to be one of the most luxurious and glamorous hotels in the nation.
She said, “I love working with something so Philly-born and bred.” It’s a much-loved landmark.
She hopes the hotel package will help ease the burdens of traveling with children—something she’s been doing ever since becoming a mother. In fact, “Mamma Mia!” was filmed by her. Here We Go again” was shot on location immediately after her daughter’s birth. She doesn’t recall anything, but her daughter was six months old when we were in Vis. Croatia“, Seyfried replied. “It was just crazy to have a baby in a tiny village on an island—we had to bring all of our diapers beforehand!”
Amanda Seyfried
Amanda Seyfried
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Where is your favorite spot in Upstate New York where you live?
Overlook Mountain in Woodstock, because you can hike to the top, and then go up the water tower, where you can see all of the Catskills—sometimes even further. It’s like you are on top of the entire world. It’s magic. It’s a magical place. [made of only] The hikers are at the halfway point.
Favorite location you’ve shot?
Skopelos is my choice for “Mamma Mia.” Verona was also a beautiful city to live in for “Letters to Juliet.” I loved the warm welcome and delicious food. It is a very livable place, and all the perfect towns in Italy have rivers.
What do you think the third “Mamma Mia” movie will be? will film?
It’s going back to Greece. It will, I don’t know for sure, but I do. It’s time to bring the movie home. But it would be so fun if “Mamma Mia 3” filmed on a new island in Greece or Croatia where I haven’t been yet.
Seyfried’s daughter has always been an avid traveler. Seyfried’s job and occasional family vacations have been the main focus. Seyfried says, “It is so easy to travel now with her.” “She may be 8, but she is like a small adult.”
It was their first real family vacation. BudapestThey even brought along their dog who had to carry 80 pounds of JustFoodForDogs special meals. They considered bringing along their bearded Dragon, but ultimately decided not to.
She said, “My second child is a pandemic infant and it was crazy bringing him abroad last year.” It was difficult to get there. But once you are there, you realise that the world is a beautiful, crazy place with many amazing people.
Seyfried loved to take her children to the parks in Budapest once they had settled into their new home. Her children interacting with each other and with her was a very moving experience.
Seyfried: “You realise that children have the ability to relate and can talk with anyone.” “It was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen.” “It was just the most beautiful thing in the world…
Seyfried was fascinated by trains since she was a young child. The Seyfried family once took the Auto Train from Allentown back to Florida after driving there. She said, “I thought this was heaven on earth because we were going so fast, from south to northern, with our minivan on the rail somewhere.”
She loves trains, and she takes Amtrak every week from her home in upstate New York to New York City. She enjoys the views along Hudson River. Seyfried says that if you have the right seat it is romantic to enter the city in this way. She is also a big fan of the new “beautiful,” new Moynihan Train HallWhere she loves to get mini-cupcakes Magnolia Bakery For her children.
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Despite being a certified traveler around the world, she plans to stay local when her 40th anniversary comes. She told me that she would travel to her local Target, which is 25 minutes away. “My friends are coming in from the city, all girls—no offense, boys—and we’re going to get brunch and get a little tipsy. I will have money for everyone and they’ll have to use it. This is my plan. Everyone who’s been invited knows about it!”
Even though she’s staying in town for her birthday, Seyfried knows the transformative power that travel can have—and she wants her kids to experience it as much as they can.
“I feel like I’m always working, and there’s no right time for me to travel with my family,” she said. “But I’m sure that once we arrive in Serengeti or Tokyo, Oslo or Buenos Aires it will be amazing. When you have kids, there’s no right time. Book the tickets, and go.”
