by Annie Thomas | Dec 8, 2022 | Family Travel, Itineraries, Midwest Travel, North America, Resources
Parents, this one is for you! We just get past the Winter holidays and it is time to start thinking about Spring Break. Sometimes, flying off somewhere warm or distant is not in the cards due to budget, work restrictions, or other priorities. Where can we go in the...
by Annie Thomas | Dec 2, 2022 | Airplane Travel, Family Travel, Resources
No one really wants to think about canceling their trip or having it be canceled on them. Others are paralyzed by all of the possibilities of what could go wrong that they don’t feel confident booking. Still others look for the best deal on third party travel...
by Annie Thomas | Nov 21, 2022 | Airplane Travel, Family Travel, Resources
Sleep in general is essential but can be elusive. Add in the challenge of sitting upright while trying to keep your arms and legs inside your seat area and avoid snoring, drooling or falling asleep on someone next to you. It really is no wonder sleeping on a plane is...
by Annie Thomas | Nov 7, 2022 | Africa, Asia, Europe, Family Travel, Resources
This is quite a loaded question, but I truly believe families and individuals who want to expand their international travel adventures are asking themselves exactly this. There is, of course, no easy answer. However, there are strategies that I employ to determine...
by Annie Thomas | Sep 14, 2022 | Airplane Travel, Family Travel, Resources
For a decade our travel luggage was fully thrown together; choosing whatever baggage we already owned to meet the size requirements and honestly, sometimes not meeting them. We learned a lot and continued to streamline what we carry. These days, I want to carry a...
by Annie Thomas | Sep 7, 2022 | Family Travel, Resources
Whether you are embarking on a long haul flight, road trip or a visit to Grandma’s house, make your life easier and your child’s experience more enjoyable with the perfect toys to keep your preschooler occupied. Top 10 Travel Toys for Preschoolers...
