Educational Listening On-the-Go
One of our favorite activites is to listen to books and stories. Our kids are both non-fiction enthusiasts and love learning about the...
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Apr 103 min read
Temperament & Travel: How individual temperaments affect vacation planning
In the world of psychology, temperaments are an important concept. They are innate traits that shape our behaviors and reactions. Back in...
Apr 103 min read
Supporting Selective Eaters on the Go
Eating habits can be highly individual, especially among children and neurodivergent people. In this blog post, we'll discuss selective...
Apr 105 min read
Travel & Sensory
Both the physical act of traveling and the experience of a new destination involves all eight (not just five!) of our senses: sight,...
Apr 103 min read
Multigenerational Travel Tips
Traveling with family, especially with multiple generations, can create unforgettable memories. The shared experiences, laughter, and...
Apr 103 min read
Handy Travel Apps for Your Next Trip
Planning for a trip can be an exhilarating yet daunting task. But, thanks to technology, there are many travel apps available to help you...
Mar 293 min read
Stretching a Travel Budget without Eliminating Fun
For many, the term "budget travel" may conjure images of hostels, backpacks, and cheap eats. But it doesn't have to be that way! Budget...
Mar 73 min read
Favorite Sunscreens for Sensory Sensitive Kids
Sunscreen is vital to protecting our skin from the harsh sun, especially for small children. However, not all sunscreens are created...
Mar 42 min read
Pooling Reward Points for Award Tickets
In the world of travel, loyalty rewards and frequent flyer programs have certainly carved out a niche for themselves. Almost all airlines...
Feb 23 min read
Finding Sensory Friendly Activities for Neurodivergent Individuals
Sensory processing is the method through which our brain receives, organizes, and responds to sensory stimuli. Everyone has unique...
Jan 283 min read
Our Favorite Travel Guides
Travel guides are nothing new. The first known guidebook was for Renaissance pilgrims to the Holy Land. As the barriers to travel have...
Jan 17, 20233 min read
Extended Travel
With the rise of remote work and sabbatical leave, more people are able to travel for extended periods (more than 30 days). Certain...
Jan 12, 20234 min read
The Value of Layover
Unless you live on the Coast or at a major hub, it is unlikely you have many direct longhaul flight options. Instead you will have to...
Dec 6, 20229 min read
Car Seats and Planes
We love using our car seat on the plane. However, EVERY airline has different rules about car seats and deciphering all the fine print is...
Dec 6, 20224 min read
Increasing Engagement at Museums
This article may contain affiliate links. Remember, we never recommend anything that we do not use and love. I get asked a lot about how...
Oct 27, 20225 min read
The Power of the Local Dollar
Unpopular opinion: We do not "hack" for hotel points. We don't have a hotel credit card and won't. Are free accomodations nice? Yes. Are...
Oct 25, 20223 min read
Passes & Memberships in the Isles
There are several pass programs that give visitors and locals alike access to historic sites and outdoor parks throughout the Isles....
Oct 18, 20224 min read
Stacking Rewards
Stacking rewards is using a rewards card within another rewards system to maximize points. These can be extra airlines miles or...
Oct 13, 20225 min read
Leverage Healthcare Spend for Travel
Americans spend a whopping $12,500 per capita on healthcare. This includes employer and state contributions to coverage. For single...
Sep 24, 20223 min read
Selective Eaters & Travel
Traveling inevitably involves new foods, even if just a state over. Product availability and flavors change quickly with each mile....
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