by Annie Thomas | Mar 30, 2020 | Airplane Travel, Special Needs Travel
Preparing to fly with any child can cause hesitance and anxiety for parents, but when your child faces additional challenges, concerns can prevent families from even considering flying. Is it worth it to fly with your child with autism? Absolutely! Flying with your...
by Annie Thomas | Mar 11, 2020 | Airplane Travel, Family Travel, Resources
Minimalist Packing is a fun term that didn’t appeal to me AT ALL before having kids. In my twenties (and before baggage fees got so wildly out of hand), I welcomed a large check bag or several. It is humorous to me now that my husband and I would travel with...
by Annie Thomas | Feb 28, 2020 | Airplane Travel, Family Travel, Resources
If you have travelled with your 7-8 year old when they were younger, this age range may feel incredibly easier. The growing independence of a first or second grader can translate well to entertaining themselves. You may even get to watch a movie on your next flight!...
by Annie Thomas | Feb 26, 2020 | Airplane Travel, Asia, Family Travel
For Westerners, it is sometimes difficult to understand destinations in Southeast Asia are as far apart as they actually are. I was surprised to find out the flight from Tokyo to Bangkok was seven hours long. This particular flight is sold through a few different...
by Annie Thomas | Feb 18, 2020 | Airplane Travel, Asia, Family Travel
Choosing a domestic airline when you have no experience with a part of the world or anyone who has flown domestically can be a challenge! I break down all the details on three different domestic Thai airlines to make your job easier. On our recent trip to Thailand, we...
by Annie Thomas | Feb 16, 2020 | Airplane Travel, Asia, Family Travel
When you are setting out on a long haul flight, it’s nice to know what to expect. My family of five booked our trip from Chicago to Tokyo through United Airlines. This flight is sold through a few different Star Alliance partners and has different flight...
