Over the last few years, my travel writing has often had a family travel bent (just one side effect of life with an almost five-year-old.)
As well as regularly writing for major publications wearing my ‘family travel’ hat (a few examples are below), I’m Chief Traveller at/founder of Babies Who Travel, a website for families travelling with young children. I’m also the founder of an big Facebook community – Kids Who Travel.
If you’re after me wearing my non ‘family’ travel writing hat, plenty of examples here.
JETSTAR MAGAZINE (2018-2019)
Honolulu like the local families (2018)
Solo parent travel feature (2018)
Multi generational travel (2018)
Travel hacks (coming up in 2019)
Bali stories (coming up in 2019)
FAMILY TRAVEL MAGAZINE (2017-2019)
Winter adventures (2018)
Camping with kids (2018)
Why I love Hoi An in Vietnam (2018)
OUT & ABOUT WITH KIDS
Selected features in OAWK:
Paris with a baby. (P114 of the Autumn 2017 edition)
Hawaii with kids.
Your child’s first ski trip. (Corin Forest – ACT. P66 of Autumn 2017 edition)
Mary Poppins of the sky: road testing Etihad’s Flying Nanny service.
Europe by train (with a baby in tow!).
London with a baby. (A fabulous city for it – trust me!)
Toddler travel column in OAWK:
The down-low on travel with toddlers (I like to think of this piece as toddler travel 101)
Camping with toddlers. Genius? Or not?
How to turn a day on public transport into toddler travel fun. (P124 of Autumn 2017 edition.)
ESSENTIAL.BABY.COM.AU (national, online publication, large readership)
Tips for roadtripping with a baby. Story shared over 600 times on Facebook.
PRACTICAL PARENTING (national monthly publication in Australia)
Major feature on family travel
Family-friendly adventures – the best places to take your family across the globe (2015)
I also wrote the major travel feature for Practical Parenting in 2016, but darn, can’t find it anywhere….you’ll have to trust me on that one.
MOMENTUM TRAVEL (Online magazine produced by Starwood hotels)
33 moments that anyone who has ever traveled with kids with instantly recognise