Because our tiny family started on Kauai in Hawaii, city life has never been our favorite, which means that now living in a big city like Taipei can be wearing at times. We were looking forward to going somewhere more remote and accessible, and being in a place that definitely had activities for our four-year-old […]
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After the best family vacation ever to Maui, Hawaii a few years ago, we decided that Hawaii is the place to vacation as a family with young kids (or any beachy, warm weather destination!). Since we live on the west coast, Hawaii is a relatively short flight for us, with a time zone change that works in our […]
With summer fast approaching, I thought it’d be a good time to blog about the Maui trip we took last fall – you know, just in case some of you were thinking about Hawaii as your next travel destination. We didn’t know what to expect on our trip, but it turned out to be the best […]
We kicked off our summer this year with a 5 day/4 night trip to the Pacific Northwest – one of my favorite destinations in the U.S.! We were a little ambitious, and wanted to kill two birds with one stone by visiting our friends who just made the move to Portland, so this trip involved […]
Our family does not travel often. We have taken many long road trips to visit family and attend weddings, but we almost never go anywhere that requires a plane ride. In fact, at almost 3.5 years old, we had never taken Wagon Jr. on a plane. The few times we had to fly somewhere, we […]
I have been a huge Disney fan for as long as I can remember. I have fond memories of going with my mom on Columbus Day and taking family trips in the summer. I live about an hour away from Disneyland and have been going regularly since I was in college. Even before Mr. Train […]
I think everyone at Hellobee was inspired by Mrs. Scooter’s recent post on how to create and nurture your village. We are lucky to have a lot of friends in the same stage of life as ourselves; unfortunately, we are all spread out so daily interaction is not easily accomplished. To make up for lost […]
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