Hit the road with pint-sized travel guides

My 4-year-old-any-second-now daughter is at the age where she's learned there's more to the world than just home, store, and school. She's asking about the places she can visit after a plane ride or two, and while most of them involve th…

Hit the road with pint-sized travel guides
My 4-year-old-any-second-now daughter is at the age where she's learned there's more to the world than just home, store, and school. She's asking about the places she can visit after a plane ride or two, and while most of them involve the beach (she's convinced she already knows how to surf) or Japan (what can I say? She's into veggie sushi), I'm getting really excited about the prospect of introducing her to the rest of the world.

CMP went nuts over Look Out World, Here I Come! New York Adventure Kit last summer, and it's a San Francisco treat to be able to report that more cities are here. Look Out World is launching Chicago and, yes, San Francisco editions of the DVD this Monday. Like the New York-themed original, the new versions bring big cities down to fun, relatable, kid-sized adventures, using cute, friendly characters, music, and special activity guides. All for $19.95 a pop. Hey, it really is a small world, after all. -Lexi
Plan your next travel adventure with Look Out World's new San Francisco and Chicago DVD/book sets, available at the Look Out World website.

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