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Our Family Felt Healthy. One Preventive Check-Up Found Something We Had Missed
Memorial Hospitals Group provided our family’s health check-ups as part of a partnership. Everything shared here reflects our personal experience and is for informational purposes only, not medical advice. Preventive care and screening needs vary by individual, so please discuss
How We Still Afford Long-Term Family Travel Nearly Two Years Later
In the beginning, our travels were funded almost entirely by savings. Today, our family is supported by a combination of active and passive income streams that we’ve spent the last two years building.
Most People Think Saving $100,000 Is an Income Problem
Looking back, saving $100,000 was never about cutting out coffee or becoming extreme with our budget.
How Much Does It Cost to Travel for a Year With a Family
How much money do we actually need to travel for a year as a family?
What Happens If Your Child Gets Sick Abroad?
If there’s one question I hear over and over from parents who are thinking about traveling, it’s this: “But what happens if my child gets sick?”
Do Traveling Families Ruin Their Kids’ Education?
When you tell people you are traveling long-term with kids, one of the first things they usually ask about is education.
The Real Reason Most Families Never Leave for Full-Time Travel
I’ve come to realize that most families don’t avoid full-time travel because they hate the idea of it.
What’s the Best Age to Travel With Kids?
If you are wondering what the best age is to travel with kids, especially for long-term travel or a family gap year, I want to start by saying this: I understand why this question feels so big.
How We Prepared Financially Before our Gap Year
When people hear that we travel full-time with our two kids, they usually assume we must have massive wealth, passive income, trust funds, or some magical online business that was already making money before we left the United States.
How to Convince Your Partner to Travel Long Term With Kids When They’re Not On Board
I was the one holding us back from wanting to travel long term in the beginning. And what I’ve learned is that when one partner wants to take a family gap year, travel full time with kids, or leave their job to travel, the disagreement is usually about much more than travel.