As a family that travels a lot, we are becoming more conscious of our carbon footprint on the world. One of our family New Year’s Resolutions is to try and reduce our plastic waste and our use of plastic at home. It is something that has been on my mind for a while and what better time to make a start to become plastic free at home than the start of a New Year. Going plastic free is going to be a gradual process but, in this post, I’m sharing with you 9 easy ways to become plastic free at home, with steps we’ve already begun taking for our own plastic free journey.
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50+ Amazing Trips to Make: Our Family Travel Bucket List
We are a family that love to travel. Simple. If you hadn’t figured that out already, then where have you been. I wrote a post recently about how travelling has taken on a different shape since our son came along and has even changed since then. A little while ago, we adults sat down and listed out everywhere we’d love to go with our little dude and what started as a list has become our family travel bucket list.
Wanderlust Kids Linky
As a travel blogger, the best way to engage with fellow travel bloggers is often thought of as Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. But there is another way in which they can interact, get to know one another and support each other. And that is through a link up or linky. Shortly after I pivoted from … Read more
Magic Santa Letter Review – Truly Magical Invitation to Lapland
We were kindly invited to review a letter and presents sack from Magic Santa Letter. This company produces personalised letters from Santa, along with a range of other gifts. In this Magic Santa Letter Review I tell you what I thought of the letter we received, as well as the personalised presents sack. So, if you’re looking for something a bit special this festive season, read on.
The Best and Worst of Visiting Thailand With Children (Guest Post)
Beautiful Thailand offers children a window into a different culture; different experiences, food, religion, the best beaches on earth and so much more. I’m a big believer that if kids are encouraged to have their eyes open from an early age about how other people live in different countries, it’s not only good for their development, but for the future of our multicultural planet. The Thais also live by the word SANUK, which translates roughly to mean ‘fun.’ This encapsulates exactly why it’s wonderful to travel to Thailand with children.