Managing family travel on a budget
There are a lot of misconceptions about family travel out there these days. One of the biggies: That traveling with kids is expensive.
Tips for holiday air travel with kids
I dole out a ton of advice on this blog about traveling with kids. Sometimes, I like to spread the love. That explains my latest piece for the Expedia Viewfinder blog from Expedia—a story that lists five tips for holiday air travel with children. The piece went live earlier today.
Finding math in nature on the road
I never was good at numbers, but one of my fondest memories of math as a teenager was learning about the Fibonacci Sequence.
Knowing when to fold ’em on family trips
Poker players and country music fans alike are familiar with the famous 1978 Kenny Rogers song, “The Gambler.”
More tips for road trips with kids
We take a ton of road trips in this family, and I’m always eager to share some of my tips and lessons learned with the masses. Case in point: My latest piece for the Expedia Viewfinder blog from Expedia, which outlines five can’t-miss tips for road-tripping with kids.
Dishing tips for Trips + Giggles
It’s always fun to share family travel tips with other experts. That’s why I’m especially excited to share a Q&A I did with my buddy, Juliana Shallcross, the gal behind Trips + Giggles.
Great tips for improving family vacations
I enjoy many benefits of being on the Board of Directors of the nascent Family Travel Association (FTA). One of my favorite perks: Getting to know people such as fellow Board member Keith Bellows.
Turning family travel disaster into fun
You probably have heard a saying about making lemonade when life gives you lemons. As a family traveler, I embrace this philosophy wholeheartedly.
Getting real about Disneyland
As fun as it might seem to take the kids to “The Happiest Place on Earth,” a.k.a., the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, the experience can be exhausting, too.
Family travel and the time-change
Ask any parent and he or she will tell you that children + the whole “Spring Ahead, Fall Back” deal with changing clocks is a surefire way to necessitate a stiff drink.
Three strategies for mixing travel with homework
indergartner, she has Big Girl responsibilities such as homework. When we’re home, Powerwoman and I make it a priority to build the post-school afternoon hours around these tasks.