Travel Insecurities
Our son, Anakin, used to hate airport security. At four years old he formed fierce attachments. They made flushing poop away difficult, letting water out of the tub difficult, disposing of broken toys or random snips of paper difficult, and, as we learned at the outset of a month of air travel to and within Thailand,… Read + Discuss >>
Souvenirs for Home Décor
For many, the biggest joy of traveling is getting to experience new cultures, bond with loved ones over adventure and eat unique foods. But don’t let an excellent opportunity pass you by while you are traipsing through foreign countries: the chance to decorate your home with authentic, gorgeous and affordable décor… Read + Discuss >>
Edward Prefers Cougars
The movie Eclipse (part three of the Twilight series) came out on June 30th—but I won’t get to see it until it comes out on DVD since I have little kids around. So when is that? January, perhaps? But I hear it’s a good one. So good that my sister took the day off work to see it, facebooked about its… Read + Discuss >>
Stranded in the City?
We loved the post written by one of our favorite websites, WellandGoodNYC.com, about adventures you could have in a city that wouldn't involve a lot of crowds. These can be the perfect adventures to take children and family on for maximum bonding time without exhausting crowds of strangers.… Read + Discuss >>
Camping With the Family Dog
Being out in nature and exploring the outdoors is a way to find peace, commune with Mother Nature, refresh and relax (we even themed a whole month around the idea on Goodkin). It’s no wonder that many families choose camping as a family vacation. This post won’t be about camping as a family; no, there are plenty of… Read + Discuss >>














