Family Travel

A digital nomad family is a goal for many people. Many assume that that becoming a digital nomad is something that only childless millennials can do, but it’s totally possible …

Most people aren’t aware that most cenotes are surprisingly kid friendly. They are awesome and my kids love them (they even had one at their preschool in Playa del Carmen!). Cenote …

“I guess your kids won’t be US presidents” is what I often hear from people when they find out that neither of my children was born in the US. I …

I wasn’t going to write about my birth experience, but as I was forced to do a lot of medical tourism I realized how little info one can find online …

Do I need to bring a car seat when traveling? – is the most common question on forums and asked around about traveling with babies and toddlers. Especially if you …

Lots of people think that a child must be born in the US to get an American citizen, but that’s not true. While anyone, regardless of nationality, can give birth …

First flight with a baby can be daunting, so many parents wait till their little baby becomes a toddler. It’s a mistake if you ask me. I’m yet to meet …

I was pregnant in 4 countries and all were in different languages. I had prenatal visits in English, Italian, Polish and Spanish. Partially by choice, partially because of the situation. …

Why give birth in Mexico? For me, it was a no-brainer for various reasons I described in a separate post. Most importantly, I think the best gift one can effortlessly …

Both of our kids have caught a travel bug early and love being surrounded by new environments. As they were born in other countries, by choice, they’ve been traveling pretty …