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PEI With a Baby: What We Actually Did + Our 3-Day Family Guide

Prince Edward Island might be one of my favourite places in Canada to visit with a baby.

We spent three days in PEI when Parker was 11 months old, but this wasn't our first time on the island. We'd explored PEI quite a bit before having him, so this trip looked a little different: fewer stops, slower days, and a lot more time crawling in the grass and splashing at the beach.

And honestly? I think PEI might be even better that way.

If you're wondering whether it's worth taking a baby to PEI when they won't remember it, my answer is absolutely yes. The island is gorgeous, the drives are manageable, and some of the best things to do don't require a schedule at all.

Here's what our trip actually looked like, plus what we'd recommend after visiting PEI both before and after having a baby.

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