Backpacking with kids is worth the whining
By the end of a weekend in the woods, we’re all glad we got out in the wilderness (whining and all).
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By the end of a weekend in the woods, we’re all glad we got out in the wilderness (whining and all).
From ‘Capture the Flag’ or ‘Tic-Tac-Snow’ to ‘Dodgeball’ and ‘Pin the Nose on the Snowman’, these top 10 snow games are sure to keep you giggling and get you moving.
Ever been peed on by your toddler while running a Class IV rapid? Read this post, published by OARS, for tips on how to tackle challenges during family adventures with kid.
Sailing with (or without) kids isn’t always picture-perfect. But the rain and bugs and broken bits are worth it for the good days.
In 2014, just a few weeks after we returned from our sailing trip across the Pacific, Rob began suffering from insomnia, paralyzing indecision and panic attacks. We didn’t know it at the time, but his mental illness was likely linked to the physical and emotional changes associated with becoming a father.
When sailing with young kids, get off the boat often. (Seriously.) Here’s a funny run-down of our first outing on a small boat with two kids under five.
Canoes are the perfect way to introduce children to the water: they are sturdy, safe, versatile and affordable. Check out this story for tips + a packing list to start exploring rivers and lakes with your kiddos!
Although I love being an Adventure Mom, sometimes I mourn the loss of Adventure Me—the woman who could walk out the door and head straight into the mountains without juggling snacks, diapers, extra layers, and […]
It’s the day before my 39th birthday, and I have 18 minutes before the babysitter leaves. I forgot the laptop in my haste to get to may meeting on time (and also to comb my hair), so I borrow old menus and a pen from the coffee shop waiter to write these words.