This post may contain affiliate links. There are some inherent dangers in globe-trotting alone as a woman. As a solo female traveler that's had adventures on all 7 continents, I've picked up some important safety tips along the way. Here are some of my top safety tips for solo female travelers: 1. Do Research About Your Destination Research any local laws, customs, culture, religious restrictions, and body language behavior you should be aware of. Some things to research: How do the ... View the Post
The Most Kid-Friendly Airports in the US
Did you know that some airports have play areas? I never noticed the designated play areas in airports until I had little travelers of my own. If you’re flying with kids and need a place for your little ones to stretch and use up some of their energy, the following airport playgrounds are the ticket (pun intended). Here’s a list of US Airports with designated play areas and where you can find them: Baltimore/Washington Thurgood Marshall International (BWI) Airplay: BWI has an ... View the Post
Road Trippin’: A Survival Guide for Road Trips with Small Kids
As a kid, I LOVED road trips. Being on the open road, enjoying the change of scenery, seeing new places and meeting new people excited me. But as a momma of two young children, road trips have become the stuff that nightmares are made of. Our oldest child (Aubrey, just turned 5) is okay with any car ride that’s as long as an Avengers movie. That’s about 3 hours, thanks to Stan Lee. But our youngest (Austen, almost 2) hates being restricted; ergo car seats are the devil. So any car trip ... View the Post
Things to do in Washington, DC during a Government Shutdown
Washington, DC is a great family vacation destination. There are tons of activities that will entertain you and your children as you explore this great Metropolis. Unfortunately, some government agencies have had to close their doors due to a lapse in Federal funding. The Smithsonian Museum and the National Zoo have been impacted but even though those two agencies are temporarily closed, there’s still plenty to do in the Nation’s Capital. I have compiled a ... View the Post
9 Things to do Before Your Next International Trip
Traveling abroad and long vacations are what I live for. But before I can throw caution to the wind and slip into full vacay-mode, there's a bit of adulting I always have to do. I've decided to share with my International Travel To-Do List with my fellow Wanderers here on the blog. Here are the 9 Things to do Before Your Next International Trip: 1. Make sure your passport and visa are current A passport is the key to entering and exiting any country. So if you're planning on leaving ... View the Post
How to Apply for a Passport for Your Child
As an avid single traveler - I have visited 13 countries across 5 continents. During my journeys, I met people that have changed the fabric of who I am. Not only did I learn some of the nuances of other languages, cultures, and topographies, traveling abroad altered my view of them myself, the world, and my place in it. As far as I’m concerned, there’s no better education. And now that I'm a mother of two, I cannot wait to share the world with my kiddos. If you’re ready to take an ... View the Post
