We thought becoming one of Babble’s Top 25  Family Travel Blogs was fantastic, and it is … but now we have been honoured by an invitation to join the ultra cool crew at

http://bestfamilytraveladvice.com

Of course we accepted the invitation and now we are part of a team of family travel bloggers that aim to help families with their questions on travel with children of all...

Thanks www.babble.com for voting us 2nd in the 25 Best Travel Blogs for Families! 

We are delighted!  All those early mornings and late nights of webposting and uploading photos has paid off. 

I am busy finishing off our adventures in Vietnam for everyone to read.  Soon we will update you on our travels through Hong Kong; with plans for Taiwan and China on our list of...

When searching for RTW family blogs, I happened across the website of the Higham Family – a family of four from San Francisco.  Apart from the great list of books they compiled for their daughter to read; John made their own story of RTW travel into a book titled ‘360 Degrees Longitude’.  The book wasn’t available in Australia when I went searching so during my recent USA...

Take a peek at this website.  Another Australian family is planning to embark on a RTW trip just before us.

http://with2kidsintow.tumblr.com/

Hours of googling on the Internet means my ‘Favourites’ list has grown rapidly and exponentially.  Initially I began searching for RTW travel with kids and stumbled across blogs written by families.  This really inspired me to 1. Want to go RTW with my family and 2. have my own blog.  In my many hours of searching I have only found two Australian websites.   If you know of...

Travel brochures are coming out my ears.  We aren’t planning to book tours and accommodation necessarily but desperately need to get an idea of the must see places to go in particular countries and how to go about setting your own itinerary – brochures are great for this.  I am keeping a spreadsheet of each country, what to see and do, prices of attractions and likely...