Kids On Board

When it comes to bad behavior, children take a back seat to some grown-up travelers.

I once stayed at a London hotel so swank that when you checked in, they handed you a lovely leather case containing business cards with your name above the hotel’s name, phone and fax.

Three generations can see family conflicts dissolve when they’re on neutral ground. The young and elders are especially well matched.

I got my 3-year-old daughter to quietly tour St.

WHILE viewing the next to final episode of “Sex and the City,” I teared up.

You give up maid service with cabins and condos but gain play space for young children, privacy and peace of mind.

A trip taken with children is limiting but also liberating -- and full of discovery.