Heads up: some links below are affiliate links. They cost you nothing extra and help keep this blog free. I only share people and places we genuinely love. If you read my Ormea guide, you already know we fell hard for this little mountain town. But part of what makes Ormea such a good base is what is around it. You are sitting right where […]
Heads up: some links below are affiliate links. If you book or buy through them it costs you nothing extra, and it helps keep this blog free. I only ever share the people and places we genuinely love. I had never heard of Ormea until a friend sent us there. We almost did not go. It is not on a single “Italy with kids” list, […]
Panama with a Baby: The Ultimate Family Travel Guide “Are you CRAZY? Panama with a baby?!” That’s what people said when we told them we were taking Atlas (17 months) to Panama for two weeks and creating the ultimate family travel guide to Panama with a baby. But here’s the truth: Panama was one of the EASIEST countries we’ve traveled with a baby. Yes, easier […]
The Best Family Tours in Panama (That Your Kids Will Actually Love) Introduction The day my 17-month-old daughter fed a wild monkey from her tiny hand, I knew we’d found something special, the best family tour in Panama. We were on a boat in the middle of Gatún Lake in Panama, surrounded by lush jungle, when a curious monkey reached out and gently took a […]
Content Creation While Traveling: Behind the Scenes of Our Japan Trip Ever wondered how travel content creators actually work while exploring new destinations with kids? After creating viral content during our Japan trips that generated 25+ million views, I’m pulling back the curtain on the reality of content creation while traveling. From managing equipment in Tokyo trains to editing videos during nap time in Hokkaido, […]
Best Age to Take Kids to Japan (Based on Our 2 Trips) Planning a Japan family trip but wondering when your kids will be old enough to truly enjoy it? Many parents wonder about the best age to take kids to Japan before booking their trip. After taking our daughters to Japan at vastly different ages – first when Alaska was 3 and Atlas was […]