If you live in a big city, you may be a pro at ridesharing using Uber or Lyft with your kids, but for those of us who don’t, it can be a bit of a foreign concept. When you’re traveling, you may need to use a ridesharing app, whether it’s to or from the airport, or across town, and if you’re on your own, that’s more than easy. You can estimate your fare using an online calculator, request a driver and you’re on your way. What happens if you have your kids with you, particularly young kids, though? Can you still make it work, and what are the logistics like? The following are some tips and things to know about ridesharing with kids, especially young kids. Carseats The biggest priority when you’re out of town with your kids and using various forms of transportation is safety. Uber has offered options for families with young kids for quite a while in major cities. You can opt for the Uber Family or Uber Car Seat service, and you can specify this when you request a driver. Of course, you should realize that if you go with this option, you will have to…