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  1. Our Favorite Bath Time Hack for Camping with Little OnesCamping with toddlers is wonderful until the day’s dirt, sunscreen, sand and snack crumbs meet bedtime. A proper bath may be several kilometres away, the…
  2. How to Keep a Baby Warm on a Winter Mountain HikeWinter walks in the mountains can be wonderfully peaceful with a baby: crisp air, quiet tracks and a sleepy little passenger tucked close. They also require…
  3. Three easy Bay Area walks under two milesWalking with little ones is rarely about the destination. It is about the moment a toddler stops to look at a beetle, or a school-age child points out a…
  4. Why a portable potty is always in our road trip kitRoad trips with children have a way of turning even the most carefully planned itinerary on its head. Somewhere between the snack requests and the bathroom…
  5. Yosemite Junior Ranger Adventures for Aussie FamiliesThere's something quietly magical about introducing your child to the towering sequoias, thundering waterfalls, and granite cliffs of Yosemite National Park.…
  6. Teaching Kids to Read Maps While Hiking Australian TrailsMy family discovered the joy of bushwalking when our eldest was barely three, and we quickly realised that handing a folded paper map to a toddler doesn't…
  7. The Best Lightweight Sleeping Bag for Small KidsPacking for a family camp trip with little ones feels a lot like playing Tetris with soft luggage. Between the snacks, the spare clothes, the stuffed toy of…
  8. Visiting the Santa Monica Pier with a Toddler Pros and ConsThe Santa Monica Pier is one of those American icons that every Aussie traveller seems to have pinned on their bucket list at some point, and for good reason.…
  9. How we pack a no-melt lunch for a day in the desertDesert days have a way of catching even seasoned parents off guard. The sun climbs fast, the sand reflects every bit of heat back up, and suddenly the…
  10. Five ways to keep kids cool on a summer hike in ArchesSouthern Utah in summer feels like a furnace, with daytime temperatures in Arches National Park regularly climbing above 38°C. The red rock sandstone radiates…