Motherhood and Travel Blogger- traveling with a baby and everyday mommy survival.
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, I thought it was about time for a good self-care post. I’ve always loved Valentine’s day the same; even when I was single, and when I didn’t have a partner that was sentimental about it, and years when I did have someone special to celebrate with too. I love this month because it… Read More
MADRID AT A GLANCE Spainβs capital, Madrid, will charm the entire family with its beautiful weather, history, parks, architecture, and child loving culture. Madrid is often overshadowed by its neighbor, Barcelona, but we felt that Madrid is definitely a destination worth seeing. There is so much for everybody to see and to do here. Your family is sure to fall… Read More
I came across this awesome link for all those mamas out there who have kiddos home from school right now due to the Coronavirus pandemic. A lot of online learning companies are offering FREE access to their online platforms during the time kids are home for the coronavirus. There are games and learning activities to keep your littles engaged and… Read More
Slovenia at a Glance Still a hidden gem in Europe, Slovenia is growing in popularity. Slovenia’s dreamy landscape is comparable, if not superior, to other famous European destinations, yet the crowds and prices are still extremely friendly to families. A trip to Slovenia will give your children the sense of being in a fairytale as they visit the many dragons… Read More
Our family just spent six weeks in Europe, hitting 10 countries along the way. This trip consisted of two long overseas flights, several plane trips within Europe, tons of train rides, cab rides, and hotel stays. A strategically packed diaper bag is the key to a smooth trip! We learned that going on any trip unprepared with a baby is… Read More
1. Make Eye Contact Every Day New studies show that making eye contact with your baby will boost his or her learning and communication skills! It also causes their heart rate and their emotions to synchronize. Teaching kids eye contact from a young age can make a huge difference in confidence and feeling connected. A great way to start early… Read More
