Places we've explored together.

The country that changed everything for our family, and showed us international travel with a toddler was possible.

Whitewashed villages, unforgettable sunsets, and some of the most breathtaking views we've ever seen. Santorini is busy but absolutely worth experiencing at least once.

Crystal-clear water, charming harbor towns, and the kind of beaches where you can happily spend the entire day.

Yes, you'll carry your toddler. Yes, you'll question your life choices halfway up the stairs. Then you'll reach the top, look out over the coastline, and immediately decide it was worth every step.

Our overnight stay was brief, but it was enough to discover Rome's timeless beauty, unforgettable food, and leave us wanting more.

Sometimes the destination becomes the backdrop for a milestone. Jamaica was where we celebrated the family we were and the one we were about to become.

Canals at every turn, gelato by the bridge, and a city where boats replace cars and wonder replaces hurry.

Medieval towers, endless porticoes, and the best food in Italy. This city was a real gem for families. 

Clear alpine water, steep vineyard hills, and a lake that feels like the Mediterranean with mountain air.

Alpine lakes, dramatic peaks, and a hotel that made traveling with little ones feel wonderfully easy. The Dolomites quickly became one of our favorite family destinations.

Ferry boats, lakeside villages, and endless mountain views. We found a quiet corner of Lake Como to just slow down and settle in. 

Snow-capped peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and alpine playgrounds unlike anything we've experienced. Switzerland reminded us that the best adventures leave room for kids to simply play.

Canals lined with half-timbered houses, window boxes spilling with flowers, and a village that feels like a storybook come to life.

Turquoise coves, colorful Dutch harbors, and warm water so clear the whole family wants to jump in.

San Sebastián gave us some of the best food of our travels, beautiful beaches in the heart of the city, and one truly unforgettable carousel.

From one of Mallorca's most beautiful beaches to a countryside castle, we experienced two completely different sides of the island—and loved them both.

Rows of lavender under a Provençal sun, stone fountains in every square, and afternoons made for market strolls.

A sun-washed promenade, turquoise water, pebble beaches, and a splash pad that became our boys' favorite afternoon stop.

Christmas at Baha Mar meant sunshine, festive fun, and a resort so thoughtfully designed for kids that everyone in the family got a real vacation.

Powder-white sand, glass-clear water in every shade of blue, and a sky wide enough to reset the whole family.

Big Ben rising above the Thames, the Houses of Parliament in golden stone, and the quiet thrill of recognizing a city you've seen in storybooks.

Quiet mornings in the countryside at the Viceroy Ombria, afternoons by the pool, and hospitality that made us feel instantly at home.

Dramatic cliffs, sweeping coastal views, a black-sand beach, and lush botanical gardens made Madeira feel wild, beautiful, and completely unlike anywhere else we visited in Portugal.

A city seemingly built for families, with more to do than we could fit in and food that was consistently excellent. Copenhagen left us wishing we had more time. 

Saint Lucia delivered our favorite hotel view of all time—dramatic Pitons, crystal-blue water, and luxury that somehow never overshadowed the island's natural beauty.

Some trips are about adventure. This one was about slowing down. Anguilla gave Mom a girls trip weekend reset with quiet beaches, endless books, and time to simply breathe.

Our first trip as a family of three. Setting the foundation for family travel. 

A meaningful first introduction to Black history and culture at the National Museum of African American History and Culture—an experience Preston may not remember, but one we will continue building on as he grows.

Best known as an adults’ playground, Las Vegas surprised us with just how much there was for the boys to see, do, and enjoy together.

A work trip that reminded me travel is about more than the destination. Exploring Oʻahu alone showed me that my favorite part of every journey is sharing it with the people I love. And while I was there for business, I discovered a place in Ko Olina I'd happily return to with our boys.

A canceled flight turned into a bonus family adventure, complete with Monday Night Football, the Georgia Aquarium, and an unexpected extra day of memories.

A road trip built around one of the best children’s museums we have visited—massive, imaginative, and filled with everything from hands-on exhibits to an outdoor sports park and Paw Patrol.

Twenty-five museums, play spaces, parks, farms and seasonal traditions our family actually returns to with two young boys.