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Wildride Toddler Carrier Review: Is It Worth the Hype?

Wildride Toddler Carrier Review: Is It Worth the Hype?

Wildride Toddler Carrier Review: Is It Worth the Hype?

📍Save this if you’re planning to visit the Iguazu Falls with kids!

The Iguazu Falls is one of those bucket list places you need to experience at least once in your life! Straddling the border between Brazil and Argentina, it’s the world’s largest set of waterfalls and one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World.

We teamed up with @visit.iguassu to explore what the falls and the area surrounding the falls have to offer - and it did not disappoint! 😍 We spent 5 days in the town of Foz do Iguaçu on the Brazilian side of the waterfalls and it was a once-in-a-lifetime trip for all of us.

We were surprised at how much more there is to do than just the falls, and how toddler-friendly everything was (I think this might have been my daughter’s favourite holiday yet!)

Here are our top activities for visiting the falls with kids:

💦 The falls (Brazilian side) @cataratasdoiguacu
💧 The falls (Argentinian side) @iguazuargentina
🚤 Macuco Safari boat ride @macuco.safari
🚁 Helisul Experience helicopter tour @helisulexperience
🦩 Parque das Aves bird park @parquedasaves
🦖 Dreams Park Show @dreamsparkshow
🦫 Itaipu Dam @turismoitaipu
💃🏼 Marco das tres Fronteiras @marco3fronteiras
🎡 Yup Star ferris wheel @yupstaroficial
🛝 Blue Park water park @blueparkfoz

If the Iguazu Falls isn’t already on your list, this is your sign!

For the full travel guide, check out the link in bio or comment ‘IGUAZU’ to receive it straight to your DMs✨

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📍Save this if you’re planning to visit the Iguazu Falls with kids!

The Iguazu Falls is one of those bucket list places you need to experience at least once in your life! Straddling the border between Brazil and Argentina, it’s the world’s largest set of waterfalls and one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World.

We teamed up with @visit.iguassu to explore what the falls and the area surrounding the falls have to offer - and it did not disappoint! 😍 We spent 5 days in the town of Foz do Iguaçu on the Brazilian side of the waterfalls and it was a once-in-a-lifetime trip for all of us.

We were surprised at how much more there is to do than just the falls, and how toddler-friendly everything was (I think this might have been my daughter’s favourite holiday yet!)

Here are our top activities for visiting the falls with kids:

💦 The falls (Brazilian side) @cataratasdoiguacu
💧 The falls (Argentinian side) @iguazuargentina
🚤 Macuco Safari boat ride @macuco.safari
🚁 Helisul Experience helicopter tour @helisulexperience
🦩 Parque das Aves bird park @parquedasaves
🦖 Dreams Park Show @dreamsparkshow
🦫 Itaipu Dam @turismoitaipu
💃🏼 Marco das tres Fronteiras @marco3fronteiras
🎡 Yup Star ferris wheel @yupstaroficial
🛝 Blue Park water park @blueparkfoz

If the Iguazu Falls isn’t already on your list, this is your sign!

For the full travel guide, check out the link in bio or comment ‘IGUAZU’ to receive it straight to your DMs✨

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⛪️ Did you know you can spend the night in a church?

We tried champing, or church camping, for the first time and it was hands down one of the most unique places we’ve ever stayed! 😍

We chose to stay in the beautiful St Barnabas Church in Queen Camel, Somerset, and had the church all to ourselves. It was such a unique and intimate way to experience a church (waking up to the morning light shining through the stained glass windows was just magical!) ✨

Our daughter absolutely loved being able to freely play and run around and there were also some toys that the church warden had very kindly left us from the church’s kids play group.

The champing experience is run by @churchcamping and @churchesconservationtrust and there are currently 29 churches to choose from nationwide. Depending on where you stay, the facilities may vary - we had a basic kitchen, camp beds and a toilet (but no shower) so there was everything we needed for a comfortable stay for the night.

If you are looking for a unique experience, I would highly recommend this! For the full review, check out our blog post via link in bio or comment ‘CHAMPING’ and I’ll DM it to you directly! 🥰

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⛪️ Did you know you can spend the night in a church?

We tried champing, or church camping, for the first time and it was hands down one of the most unique places we’ve ever stayed! 😍

We chose to stay in the beautiful St Barnabas Church in Queen Camel, Somerset, and had the church all to ourselves. It was such a unique and intimate way to experience a church (waking up to the morning light shining through the stained glass windows was just magical!) ✨

Our daughter absolutely loved being able to freely play and run around and there were also some toys that the church warden had very kindly left us from the church’s kids play group.

The champing experience is run by @churchcamping and @churchesconservationtrust and there are currently 29 churches to choose from nationwide. Depending on where you stay, the facilities may vary - we had a basic kitchen, camp beds and a toilet (but no shower) so there was everything we needed for a comfortable stay for the night.

If you are looking for a unique experience, I would highly recommend this! For the full review, check out our blog post via link in bio or comment ‘CHAMPING’ and I’ll DM it to you directly! 🥰

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Are you familiar with the concept of “forest bathing”? 🌲🌳

Growing up on a Swedish island with no cars, I spent my childhood exploring the landscapes around me and have always felt a strong connection to nature in all its forms.

The word “skogsbad”, based on the Japanese practice Shinrin-yoku, is one of my favourite Swedish words which I think really encapsulates the Scandinavian way of living and the closeness we have to nature. It’s about slowing down, focusing on the present and using our senses to reconnect with the nature. 🌿

We are very fortunate to have lots of woodlands where we live in Surrey, UK, and I try to take my daughter out as much as I can - not just to parks and playgrounds, but for slow walks around the woods, listening to the birds, smelling the flowers, looking up through the tree branches. It’s become a little ritual of ours and I hope it’s something that will stay with her as she grows 💚

Are you familiar with the concept of “forest bathing”? 🌲🌳

Growing up on a Swedish island with no cars, I spent my childhood exploring the landscapes around me and have always felt a strong connection to nature in all its forms.

The word “skogsbad”, based on the Japanese practice Shinrin-yoku, is one of my favourite Swedish words which I think really encapsulates the Scandinavian way of living and the closeness we have to nature. It’s about slowing down, focusing on the present and using our senses to reconnect with the nature. 🌿

We are very fortunate to have lots of woodlands where we live in Surrey, UK, and I try to take my daughter out as much as I can - not just to parks and playgrounds, but for slow walks around the woods, listening to the birds, smelling the flowers, looking up through the tree branches. It’s become a little ritual of ours and I hope it’s something that will stay with her as she grows 💚

⬇️ Save this if you’re planning a trip to the Algarve this year!

This was one of our favourite spots from our trip to Portugal last week - it’s basically kilometres of just pure white sand and crystal clear water 💎

📍 Armona Island, Portugal

To get here, go to the small town Olhao and then get the local ferry across to Armona island (Olhao is a really cute town so perfect for a nice lunch before jumping on the ferry).

⛴️ The ferry ride is only about 15 mins, but they only run every other hour so make sure to look up the schedule in advance to avoid waiting around for hours! From the dock, it’s about a 20 minute walk across the island to get to the beach.

The water at the beach is quite shallow, so it was warmer than other places we went and perfect for little ones wanting a splash!

⬇️ Save this if you’re planning a trip to the Algarve this year!

This was one of our favourite spots from our trip to Portugal last week - it’s basically kilometres of just pure white sand and crystal clear water 💎

📍 Armona Island, Portugal

To get here, go to the small town Olhao and then get the local ferry across to Armona island (Olhao is a really cute town so perfect for a nice lunch before jumping on the ferry).

⛴️ The ferry ride is only about 15 mins, but they only run every other hour so make sure to look up the schedule in advance to avoid waiting around for hours! From the dock, it’s about a 20 minute walk across the island to get to the beach.

The water at the beach is quite shallow, so it was warmer than other places we went and perfect for little ones wanting a splash!

⬇️ Our top tips for feeding your toddler when travelling

Feeding your toddler while travelling can seem daunting, but with a bit of preparation, mealtime on the go can be a smooth part of your family adventure!

We put together a blog post with our top tips for stress free travel feeding, including key points like:

🍎 Snacks snacks snacks – Honestly, you can never have too many! Pack things like crackers, fruit pouches, and dried fruits. Make sure you have them handy to avoid hungry toddler tantrums!

🍱 Packed lunches go a long way – Bring leftovers from a meal you cooked or from eating out, or even a slice of bread from the hotel breakfast. This way you can travel feeling reassured that your child will always have something to eat. Remember to bring a sturdy food container with you!

🥜 Be allergen ready – Travelling to a new destination can be daunting especially if your child has allergies so always be prepared. Make sure you have a picture and translation of the allergen and remember to bring a letter from your doctor for any medicines they need.

🍝 Familiar comfort foods – As much as I think it’s always good to expose your child to new food and flavours, having a few familiar snacks or easy-to-pack meals can be a lifesaver for picky eaters!

🍽️ Embrace flexibility – Things won’t always go as planned and that is completely normal. The change in routine may disrupt their appetite so be flexible to their needs and continue to offer food without putting too much pressure on them.

➡️ Want more tips for feeding your toddler on the go? Click the link in bio for the complete blog post or comment ‘MEALTIME’ and I’ll DM it to you ✨

Happy travels (and happy eating!) 💛

⬇️ Our top tips for feeding your toddler when travelling

Feeding your toddler while travelling can seem daunting, but with a bit of preparation, mealtime on the go can be a smooth part of your family adventure!

We put together a blog post with our top tips for stress free travel feeding, including key points like:

🍎 Snacks snacks snacks – Honestly, you can never have too many! Pack things like crackers, fruit pouches, and dried fruits. Make sure you have them handy to avoid hungry toddler tantrums!

🍱 Packed lunches go a long way – Bring leftovers from a meal you cooked or from eating out, or even a slice of bread from the hotel breakfast. This way you can travel feeling reassured that your child will always have something to eat. Remember to bring a sturdy food container with you!

🥜 Be allergen ready – Travelling to a new destination can be daunting especially if your child has allergies so always be prepared. Make sure you have a picture and translation of the allergen and remember to bring a letter from your doctor for any medicines they need.

🍝 Familiar comfort foods – As much as I think it’s always good to expose your child to new food and flavours, having a few familiar snacks or easy-to-pack meals can be a lifesaver for picky eaters!

🍽️ Embrace flexibility – Things won’t always go as planned and that is completely normal. The change in routine may disrupt their appetite so be flexible to their needs and continue to offer food without putting too much pressure on them.

➡️ Want more tips for feeding your toddler on the go? Click the link in bio for the complete blog post or comment ‘MEALTIME’ and I’ll DM it to you ✨

Happy travels (and happy eating!) 💛

She definitely has impeccable timing when it comes to her naps 😴

Like when we were driving through Transylvania and saw 21 wild brown bears and she managed to sleep through all of it 😅

Anyone else has a toddler that will sleep through anything and everything when travelling?!

She definitely has impeccable timing when it comes to her naps 😴

Like when we were driving through Transylvania and saw 21 wild brown bears and she managed to sleep through all of it 😅

Anyone else has a toddler that will sleep through anything and everything when travelling?!

🏖️ Save this if you’re going to Portugal this year!

This beach in the Algarve was on Guide Michelin’s list of the most beautiful beaches in the world - and I can see why! It’s absolutely stunning and feels secluded, whilst still being easily accessed via stairs.

📍 Praia Marinha, Algarve, Portugal

The beach was also really toddler-friendly - the perfect place for a splash in the water, a picnic lunch and a play in the sand!

Pro tip: arrive early! We got here around 10am and the beach was really quiet, but when we left early afternoon it was starting to fill up!

🏖️ Save this if you’re going to Portugal this year!

This beach in the Algarve was on Guide Michelin’s list of the most beautiful beaches in the world - and I can see why! It’s absolutely stunning and feels secluded, whilst still being easily accessed via stairs.

📍 Praia Marinha, Algarve, Portugal

The beach was also really toddler-friendly - the perfect place for a splash in the water, a picnic lunch and a play in the sand!

Pro tip: arrive early! We got here around 10am and the beach was really quiet, but when we left early afternoon it was starting to fill up!

You can thank me later 😎

Pros: you get to have a relaxed time on the beach. This took them nearly an hour to complete 😅 Bonus tip: get your significant other to bring you a drink for you to enjoy 🍹

Cons: you are quite literally stuck and also will get zero tan on your legs 🤷‍♀️

You can thank me later 😎

Pros: you get to have a relaxed time on the beach. This took them nearly an hour to complete 😅 Bonus tip: get your significant other to bring you a drink for you to enjoy 🍹

Cons: you are quite literally stuck and also will get zero tan on your legs 🤷‍♀️

Good thing there’s always Plan B! 😎

We never actually planned to travel with our daughter - in fact, when we found out I was pregnant we kinda thought “that’s it”, but here we are 16 countries and 40+ flights later!

If you’re at that stage that we were wondering if you can still travel with a baby or toddler - then let me tell you, it is possible! And I would even go as far as saying that the trips we’ve done since having our daughter are even more special and memorable than the ones we did before.

So go ahead and book that trip - you won’t regret it! 😍

Good thing there’s always Plan B! 😎

We never actually planned to travel with our daughter - in fact, when we found out I was pregnant we kinda thought “that’s it”, but here we are 16 countries and 40+ flights later!

If you’re at that stage that we were wondering if you can still travel with a baby or toddler - then let me tell you, it is possible! And I would even go as far as saying that the trips we’ve done since having our daughter are even more special and memorable than the ones we did before.

So go ahead and book that trip - you won’t regret it! 😍

🚗 Top tops or making your toddler road trip tantrum free!

Thinking about taking your toddler on a road trip abroad? It might sound wild (and maybe a little chaotic), but with the right prep, it can be one of the most rewarding ways to travel as a family 💛

Here are some of our top tips for a tantrum free road trip:

1️⃣ Fresh nappy
Always pop a fresh nappy on before getting into the car to reduce the chance of leaks! 👖

2️⃣ Use those naps
If you can schedule your journey with naptime then you can spend more time enjoying beautiful views 💤

3️⃣ Toys, books & music
Have a varied selection of entertainment ready so you can play, read and sing together 📚

4️⃣ “We’re going on a bear hunt…”
Make it into a game to spot different animals 🐻

5️⃣ Take them out
Give them regular breaks from the car seat and let them enjoy running around 🛝

6️⃣ Snacks snacks snacks - Some for them, some for you and more for them. You can never have too many… 🍪

7️⃣ Be flexible - You might hit more traffic than expected or they might not be up for it so stay flexible and enjoy the journey 🚘

Check out the link in bio to read the full blog post with more tips! ✨

🚗 Top tops or making your toddler road trip tantrum free!

Thinking about taking your toddler on a road trip abroad? It might sound wild (and maybe a little chaotic), but with the right prep, it can be one of the most rewarding ways to travel as a family 💛

Here are some of our top tips for a tantrum free road trip:

1️⃣ Fresh nappy
Always pop a fresh nappy on before getting into the car to reduce the chance of leaks! 👖

2️⃣ Use those naps
If you can schedule your journey with naptime then you can spend more time enjoying beautiful views 💤

3️⃣ Toys, books & music
Have a varied selection of entertainment ready so you can play, read and sing together 📚

4️⃣ “We’re going on a bear hunt…”
Make it into a game to spot different animals 🐻

5️⃣ Take them out
Give them regular breaks from the car seat and let them enjoy running around 🛝

6️⃣ Snacks snacks snacks - Some for them, some for you and more for them. You can never have too many… 🍪

7️⃣ Be flexible - You might hit more traffic than expected or they might not be up for it so stay flexible and enjoy the journey 🚘

Check out the link in bio to read the full blog post with more tips! ✨

🚘 Why your next family holiday should be a road trip!

We love a good road trip - in fact, I would go as far as to say that it’s our favourite type of holiday! Before our daughter was born, we weren’t sure if road trips would still be possible with a baby/toddler - but having done 5-6 road trips with our 2-year-old I can confirm they definitely are!

Here are some of the reasons why we love road tripping with our toddler:

⛰️ Freedom to go off the beaten track - road trips let you see more places in one trip, from scenic stops to hidden gems you’d miss by flying/public transport

🐻 Get up close with nature - one of our favourite things to look out for is local wildlife! So far we’ve been lucky enough to see things like bears, monkeys, vicunas, grey foxes and tarantulas (ok maybe lucky isn’t the right word for that last one…)

⏰ Flexible Schedules - you can travel at your own pace - pause for snacks, nappy changes, naps, or spontaneous playground stops.

🛌 Comfort - having a car means you can have comfort items handy like blankets, toys, snacks, even your toddler’s favorite playlist. For the duration of the holiday it becomes a home on wheels!

❤️ Making core memories - your toddler might not remember every detail, but the shared experiences, photos, and joy of exploring new places together are priceless - and will shape their love for travel from a young age!

➡️ Want our best tips for how to make your family road trip as smooth as possible? Comment ROAD TRIP and I’ll DM you our road trip guide!

Drive safe 😎

🚘 Why your next family holiday should be a road trip!

We love a good road trip - in fact, I would go as far as to say that it’s our favourite type of holiday! Before our daughter was born, we weren’t sure if road trips would still be possible with a baby/toddler - but having done 5-6 road trips with our 2-year-old I can confirm they definitely are!

Here are some of the reasons why we love road tripping with our toddler:

⛰️ Freedom to go off the beaten track - road trips let you see more places in one trip, from scenic stops to hidden gems you’d miss by flying/public transport

🐻 Get up close with nature - one of our favourite things to look out for is local wildlife! So far we’ve been lucky enough to see things like bears, monkeys, vicunas, grey foxes and tarantulas (ok maybe lucky isn’t the right word for that last one…)

⏰ Flexible Schedules - you can travel at your own pace - pause for snacks, nappy changes, naps, or spontaneous playground stops.

🛌 Comfort - having a car means you can have comfort items handy like blankets, toys, snacks, even your toddler’s favorite playlist. For the duration of the holiday it becomes a home on wheels!

❤️ Making core memories - your toddler might not remember every detail, but the shared experiences, photos, and joy of exploring new places together are priceless - and will shape their love for travel from a young age!

➡️ Want our best tips for how to make your family road trip as smooth as possible? Comment ROAD TRIP and I’ll DM you our road trip guide!

Drive safe 😎

💸 Are you still paying data roaming charges when travelling abroad?

If the answer to that is yes then you need to start using an eSIM!

On our recent trip to Brazil and Argentina, we used @simlocal eSIMs and it was a game changer - there’s no physical SIM card, all you have to do is download the app, select the country and the plan you want, set up your eSIM in as little as 5 mins, and you’re done! Full-speed mobile coverage before you’ve even gotten off the plane ✈️

This was extra handy for us as we ended up having to do some things apart during our trip, so it meant we could always reach each other, without having to rely on dodgy WiFi or pay a premium for data roaming.

➡️ Going on holiday soon and haven’t yet sorted out your eSIM? Use my code TODDLER for 5% off!

Link in bio 🥰

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💸 Are you still paying data roaming charges when travelling abroad?

If the answer to that is yes then you need to start using an eSIM!

On our recent trip to Brazil and Argentina, we used @simlocal eSIMs and it was a game changer - there’s no physical SIM card, all you have to do is download the app, select the country and the plan you want, set up your eSIM in as little as 5 mins, and you’re done! Full-speed mobile coverage before you’ve even gotten off the plane ✈️

This was extra handy for us as we ended up having to do some things apart during our trip, so it meant we could always reach each other, without having to rely on dodgy WiFi or pay a premium for data roaming.

➡️ Going on holiday soon and haven’t yet sorted out your eSIM? Use my code TODDLER for 5% off!

Link in bio 🥰

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Have you heard of this waterfall in Albania? 🇦🇱

This was one of our highlights from our entire Albania road trip last year - the waterfall is less than an hour’s drive from Berat, followed by a 15 minute walk, and is definitely a little hidden gem. 💎

📍 Bogovë Waterfall, Albania

The trail to the waterfall is easy to walk, but quite uneven so I would ditch the pram and bring a carrier/let your little one walk by themself if they can.

Once there, you can go for a swim in the crystal clear water (it is COLD 🥶 so only for adults - though my daughter dipped her toes in the shallow bits).

And if you go here, make sure to continue along the river into the beautiful Osumi Canyon!

➡️ Want inspiration for your upcoming Albania trip? Comment ALBANIA and I’ll DM you my 7-day travel guide!

Have you heard of this waterfall in Albania? 🇦🇱

This was one of our highlights from our entire Albania road trip last year - the waterfall is less than an hour’s drive from Berat, followed by a 15 minute walk, and is definitely a little hidden gem. 💎

📍 Bogovë Waterfall, Albania

The trail to the waterfall is easy to walk, but quite uneven so I would ditch the pram and bring a carrier/let your little one walk by themself if they can.

Once there, you can go for a swim in the crystal clear water (it is COLD 🥶 so only for adults - though my daughter dipped her toes in the shallow bits).

And if you go here, make sure to continue along the river into the beautiful Osumi Canyon!

➡️ Want inspiration for your upcoming Albania trip? Comment ALBANIA and I’ll DM you my 7-day travel guide!

🇸🇪 Top toddler activities in Gothenburg, Sweden 🇸🇪

You’ve heard of Stockholm, but have you heard of Gothenburg? Sweden’s second biggest city is a little gem on the west coast of Sweden - a perfect blend of city activities and coastal magic 💙

As this is my home town, we go about 3-4 times a year to visit family and over the past 2.5 years since my daughter was born we’ve explored most of the baby- and toddler-friendly activities in and around the city!

Here are my top 10 places to visit in Gothenburg with little ones:

⭐️ Liseberg Amusement Park
⭐️ The Archipelago
⭐️ Old Town Haga
⭐️ Gunnebo House & Gardens
⭐️ Askim Beach
⭐️ Universeum
⭐️ Maritime Museum & Aquarium
⭐️ Slottskogen (City Park)
⭐️ City Museum
⭐️ Alfons Åbergs Kulturhus

➡️ Want the full guide, including a bonus tip? Comment ‘GOTHENBURG’ and I’ll DM it to you!

🇸🇪 Top toddler activities in Gothenburg, Sweden 🇸🇪

You’ve heard of Stockholm, but have you heard of Gothenburg? Sweden’s second biggest city is a little gem on the west coast of Sweden - a perfect blend of city activities and coastal magic 💙

As this is my home town, we go about 3-4 times a year to visit family and over the past 2.5 years since my daughter was born we’ve explored most of the baby- and toddler-friendly activities in and around the city!

Here are my top 10 places to visit in Gothenburg with little ones:

⭐️ Liseberg Amusement Park
⭐️ The Archipelago
⭐️ Old Town Haga
⭐️ Gunnebo House & Gardens
⭐️ Askim Beach
⭐️ Universeum
⭐️ Maritime Museum & Aquarium
⭐️ Slottskogen (City Park)
⭐️ City Museum
⭐️ Alfons Åbergs Kulturhus

➡️ Want the full guide, including a bonus tip? Comment ‘GOTHENBURG’ and I’ll DM it to you!

New blog post out! ✨

🇸🇪 I put together my top 10 favourite things to do with a toddler in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Having grown up in Gothenburg, we go there 3-4 times a year on average and I can honestly say it’s one of the most beautiful (and toddler-friendly!) places I know.

Here are some of our top activities:

⛴️ Taking the ferry out to the islands in the archipelago
🏘️ Strolling through old town Haga
🎢 Enjoying the thrills at Liseberg amusement park
🖼️ Visiting the museums (great kids areas!)
🐾 Checking out the animals at the free zoo
🌲 Going mushroom-picking in the woods
☕️ And of course, no visit is complete without a ‘fika’ (& a cinnamon bun or two!)

Check out the full blog post via link in bio, or comment ‘GOTHENBURG’ and I’ll DM it to you 🥰

New blog post out! ✨

🇸🇪 I put together my top 10 favourite things to do with a toddler in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Having grown up in Gothenburg, we go there 3-4 times a year on average and I can honestly say it’s one of the most beautiful (and toddler-friendly!) places I know.

Here are some of our top activities:

⛴️ Taking the ferry out to the islands in the archipelago
🏘️ Strolling through old town Haga
🎢 Enjoying the thrills at Liseberg amusement park
🖼️ Visiting the museums (great kids areas!)
🐾 Checking out the animals at the free zoo
🌲 Going mushroom-picking in the woods
☕️ And of course, no visit is complete without a ‘fika’ (& a cinnamon bun or two!)

Check out the full blog post via link in bio, or comment ‘GOTHENBURG’ and I’ll DM it to you 🥰

📍 Save this if you’re planning on visiting Morocco in 2025!

We loved travelling around Morocco with our 2-year-old toddler - from the colourful souks, to camel rides in the desert, snow-capped mountains, lush palm tree oases and crystal clear beaches… 🌴

It truly is an incredibly diverse country - and you don’t need to spend ages driving to get to places!

This our 7-day travel itinerary which lets you experience a mix of what the country has to offer (no drive was longer than 3.5 hours one way!)

⭐️ Day 1-2: Marrakech
⭐️ Day 3: Atlas Mountains
⭐️ Day 4: Agafay Desert
⭐️ Day 5: Taghazout
⭐️ Day 6: Paradise Valley
⭐️ Day 7: Taghazout & Tamraght Beach

Want to steal the full travel guide, including our daily budget? Comment ‘MOROCCO GUIDE’ and I’ll DM it to you! 🥰

📍 Save this if you’re planning on visiting Morocco in 2025!

We loved travelling around Morocco with our 2-year-old toddler - from the colourful souks, to camel rides in the desert, snow-capped mountains, lush palm tree oases and crystal clear beaches… 🌴

It truly is an incredibly diverse country - and you don’t need to spend ages driving to get to places!

This our 7-day travel itinerary which lets you experience a mix of what the country has to offer (no drive was longer than 3.5 hours one way!)

⭐️ Day 1-2: Marrakech
⭐️ Day 3: Atlas Mountains
⭐️ Day 4: Agafay Desert
⭐️ Day 5: Taghazout
⭐️ Day 6: Paradise Valley
⭐️ Day 7: Taghazout & Tamraght Beach

Want to steal the full travel guide, including our daily budget? Comment ‘MOROCCO GUIDE’ and I’ll DM it to you! 🥰

⬇️ Things I wish I knew before travelling to Morocco with a toddler

Morocco is a great destination for a toddler holiday! It’s beautiful and diverse with plenty to do for adults and toddlers alike 🌴

However as with any destination, there are a few things worth bearing in mind if you’re planning to visit with young children:

🗣️ The cities are loud - the city centres in Morocco are very noisy - mopeds zig-zagging the narrow roads, street vendors shouting, big crowds of people, snake charmers, donkeys… Let’s just say I’m very happy I brought ear defenders for this trip (especially during nap time!)

☀️ It gets really hot - even when we went in February, the sun was very hot in the middle of the day. If you are planning on going in summertime, expect temperatures north of 40°C. Do early morning explorations, take midday breaks, and save energy for calm evenings.

🛝 Difficult finding playgrounds - compared to other places we’ve been, there weren’t many playgrounds around (in fact, we only went to one playground during the entire trip and that was at a service station). We ended up taking our daughter to parks and gardens instead where she enjoyed running around.

🏨 Riads aren’t always the most child-friendly - while they are beautiful, they are old, traditional buildings and therefore not designed with toddlers in mind. Lots of stairs, open courtyards, and fragile decor. We loved our Riad stay but we definitely had to keep an eye on our toddler!

❤️ Moroccans adore children - expect smiles, high-fives, and genuine kindness everywhere you go. My daughter always had a snack in her hand that some stranger had given to her - a piece of fruit, nuts, yoghurt pot, boiled egg… Your toddler will feel like royalty! 👑

➡️ Planning a family trip to Morocco? Comment MOROCCO and I’ll DM you my 7-day travel guide! ✨

⬇️ Things I wish I knew before travelling to Morocco with a toddler

Morocco is a great destination for a toddler holiday! It’s beautiful and diverse with plenty to do for adults and toddlers alike 🌴

However as with any destination, there are a few things worth bearing in mind if you’re planning to visit with young children:

🗣️ The cities are loud - the city centres in Morocco are very noisy - mopeds zig-zagging the narrow roads, street vendors shouting, big crowds of people, snake charmers, donkeys… Let’s just say I’m very happy I brought ear defenders for this trip (especially during nap time!)

☀️ It gets really hot - even when we went in February, the sun was very hot in the middle of the day. If you are planning on going in summertime, expect temperatures north of 40°C. Do early morning explorations, take midday breaks, and save energy for calm evenings.

🛝 Difficult finding playgrounds - compared to other places we’ve been, there weren’t many playgrounds around (in fact, we only went to one playground during the entire trip and that was at a service station). We ended up taking our daughter to parks and gardens instead where she enjoyed running around.

🏨 Riads aren’t always the most child-friendly - while they are beautiful, they are old, traditional buildings and therefore not designed with toddlers in mind. Lots of stairs, open courtyards, and fragile decor. We loved our Riad stay but we definitely had to keep an eye on our toddler!

❤️ Moroccans adore children - expect smiles, high-fives, and genuine kindness everywhere you go. My daughter always had a snack in her hand that some stranger had given to her - a piece of fruit, nuts, yoghurt pot, boiled egg… Your toddler will feel like royalty! 👑

➡️ Planning a family trip to Morocco? Comment MOROCCO and I’ll DM you my 7-day travel guide! ✨

Visiting Barcelona this Easter? 🐰🇪🇸

Barcelona is one of the most toddler-friendly cities we’ve visited so far - everywhere is pram accessible, there are playgrounds literally everywhere and there are loads of fun activities to choose from!

Here are a few can’t-miss places to visit in Barcelona:

🐾 Barcelona Zoo
🌀 Park Güell
⛰️ Montserrat Monastery
🏄‍♀️ Barceloneta Beach
⛪️ Sagrada Familia
🫧 Park Ciutadella

Want the full guide, including prices for all activities? Comment ‘BARCELONA GUIDE’ and I’ll DM it to you! ✨

Visiting Barcelona this Easter? 🐰🇪🇸

Barcelona is one of the most toddler-friendly cities we’ve visited so far - everywhere is pram accessible, there are playgrounds literally everywhere and there are loads of fun activities to choose from!

Here are a few can’t-miss places to visit in Barcelona:

🐾 Barcelona Zoo
🌀 Park Güell
⛰️ Montserrat Monastery
🏄‍♀️ Barceloneta Beach
⛪️ Sagrada Familia
🫧 Park Ciutadella

Want the full guide, including prices for all activities? Comment ‘BARCELONA GUIDE’ and I’ll DM it to you! ✨

Well let’s just say me and my husband prioritise different things when we travel 😅 luckily I book all the accommodation!

#toddlertravel #familytravelblog

Well let’s just say me and my husband prioritise different things when we travel 😅 luckily I book all the accommodation!

#toddlertravel #familytravelblog

🇲🇦 Day 6 of exploring Morocco with a toddler! 🇲🇦

A full day of exploring Paradise Valley! 🌴

Tucked away in the Atlas Mountains, this little oasis of crystal-clear pools, lush palm trees and stunning mountain views is the perfect day trip from Agadir or Taghazout.

We rounded off the day at Imi Quaddar beach with some seafood by the sea at sunset 🌅

Come back tomorrow for our 7th and final day of this holiday! ✨

🇲🇦 Day 6 of exploring Morocco with a toddler! 🇲🇦

A full day of exploring Paradise Valley! 🌴

Tucked away in the Atlas Mountains, this little oasis of crystal-clear pools, lush palm trees and stunning mountain views is the perfect day trip from Agadir or Taghazout.

We rounded off the day at Imi Quaddar beach with some seafood by the sea at sunset 🌅

Come back tomorrow for our 7th and final day of this holiday! ✨

🇲🇦 Day 3 of exploring Morocco with a toddler! 🇲🇦

Today was a full day of road tripping through the Higher Atlas Mountains and all I can say is wow!

The drive was absolutely stunning and we even had a go at skiing and sledding! (Though I’m slightly embarrassed by the fact that my half-Swedish daughter’s first time experiencing snow was in Morocco…) ❄️

See you tomorrow for day 4! ✨

🇲🇦 Day 3 of exploring Morocco with a toddler! 🇲🇦

Today was a full day of road tripping through the Higher Atlas Mountains and all I can say is wow!

The drive was absolutely stunning and we even had a go at skiing and sledding! (Though I’m slightly embarrassed by the fact that my half-Swedish daughter’s first time experiencing snow was in Morocco…) ❄️

See you tomorrow for day 4! ✨

⬇️ 5 things we always pack when travelling with our toddler

Travelling with little ones can be challenging, but the right gear makes all the difference! We have been on 30+ flights with our daughter and although packing will always depend on the type of destination/length of stay etc, there are definitely a few must-haves that we always bring with us!

1️⃣ Pram bag - no matter how small our pram, we always bring an XL pram bag to put it in. Why? Because this is a great way to smuggle all those things that you couldn’t fit in your hand luggage! 🤫

2️⃣ Baby/toddler carrier - although our toddler is now nearly 2,5 years old, having some form of sling/carrier makes travelling so much easier - especially when going through security/onboard the plane, etc. (Mainly because it stops her from escaping 😅)

3️⃣ Magnetic drawing board - this is currently our number 1 go-to toy for travelling. Our daughter loves drawing and painting, and this way you don’t need to worry about running out of paper/searching the floor for missing pen caps 🖍️

4️⃣ Snacks - this one is probably on most people’s list already, but if there’s one thing that works to keep a toddler happy, it’s snacks. Our go-to snacks at the moment are mini raisin boxes - they hardly take up any space and they’re a bit fiddly, meaning they keep our daughter entertained for longer! 🍇

5️⃣ Cuddly toy/travel pillow - this is a new addition to our list and has been a game changer! A cuddly toy that transforms into a travel pillow - perfect for having a sleep on the plane and the cuddly toy is now our daughter’s favourite - comfort + practicality = winning! 🧸

Need more inspo? Comment ‘PACKING LIST’ and I’ll DM you my full packing blog post!

⬇️ 5 things we always pack when travelling with our toddler

Travelling with little ones can be challenging, but the right gear makes all the difference! We have been on 30+ flights with our daughter and although packing will always depend on the type of destination/length of stay etc, there are definitely a few must-haves that we always bring with us!

1️⃣ Pram bag - no matter how small our pram, we always bring an XL pram bag to put it in. Why? Because this is a great way to smuggle all those things that you couldn’t fit in your hand luggage! 🤫

2️⃣ Baby/toddler carrier - although our toddler is now nearly 2,5 years old, having some form of sling/carrier makes travelling so much easier - especially when going through security/onboard the plane, etc. (Mainly because it stops her from escaping 😅)

3️⃣ Magnetic drawing board - this is currently our number 1 go-to toy for travelling. Our daughter loves drawing and painting, and this way you don’t need to worry about running out of paper/searching the floor for missing pen caps 🖍️

4️⃣ Snacks - this one is probably on most people’s list already, but if there’s one thing that works to keep a toddler happy, it’s snacks. Our go-to snacks at the moment are mini raisin boxes - they hardly take up any space and they’re a bit fiddly, meaning they keep our daughter entertained for longer! 🍇

5️⃣ Cuddly toy/travel pillow - this is a new addition to our list and has been a game changer! A cuddly toy that transforms into a travel pillow - perfect for having a sleep on the plane and the cuddly toy is now our daughter’s favourite - comfort + practicality = winning! 🧸

Need more inspo? Comment ‘PACKING LIST’ and I’ll DM you my full packing blog post!

🐾 We took our @wildrideuk for a wild ride in Brazil and Argentina!

Honestly, what a lifesaver this was on our trip - our daughter is currently at that age where she wants to walk one minute but wants to be carried the next, which is extra difficult when you’re out travelling. 😅

The Wildride carrier is lightweight and easy to use, and allows you to have more freedom whilst carrying your toddler (i.e. doing things like repacking your liquids without the risk of your child escaping through security!).

It was perfect for travel days, shorter hikes, city sightseeing, exploring markets or just whenever we were out and about 💙

Read the full review in our blog via link in bio! ✨

➡️ Use code TODDLERTRAVELDIARIES for 15% off your Wildride!

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🐾 We took our @wildrideuk for a wild ride in Brazil and Argentina!

Honestly, what a lifesaver this was on our trip - our daughter is currently at that age where she wants to walk one minute but wants to be carried the next, which is extra difficult when you’re out travelling. 😅

The Wildride carrier is lightweight and easy to use, and allows you to have more freedom whilst carrying your toddler (i.e. doing things like repacking your liquids without the risk of your child escaping through security!).

It was perfect for travel days, shorter hikes, city sightseeing, exploring markets or just whenever we were out and about 💙

Read the full review in our blog via link in bio! ✨

➡️ Use code TODDLERTRAVELDIARIES for 15% off your Wildride!

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📍 Save this if you’re planning on visiting Albania in 2025!

Our Albania road trip last October was definitely one of the highlights from last year’s travels! It’s such a stunning country - and super child-friendly, too! 🇦🇱

💙 We spent 1 week travelling around the country with our 2-year-old toddler, exploring breathtaking mountain roads, crystal-clear beaches, quaint Ottoman villages, rich history, delicious food, and more.

This the perfect loop for a road trip around Albania:

⭐️ Tirana
⭐️ Berat
⭐️ Osumi Canyon & Bogovë Waterfall
⭐️ Apollonia
⭐️ Gjirokastër
⭐️ Blue Eye
⭐️ Ksamil
⭐️ Sarandë
⭐️ Porto Palermo Beach
⭐️ Himarë
⭐️ Dhermi Beach
⭐️ Back to Tirana

Want the full travel guide, including the best places to stay? Comment ‘ALBANIA’ and I’ll DM it to you ✨

📍 Save this if you’re planning on visiting Albania in 2025!

Our Albania road trip last October was definitely one of the highlights from last year’s travels! It’s such a stunning country - and super child-friendly, too! 🇦🇱

💙 We spent 1 week travelling around the country with our 2-year-old toddler, exploring breathtaking mountain roads, crystal-clear beaches, quaint Ottoman villages, rich history, delicious food, and more.

This the perfect loop for a road trip around Albania:

⭐️ Tirana
⭐️ Berat
⭐️ Osumi Canyon & Bogovë Waterfall
⭐️ Apollonia
⭐️ Gjirokastër
⭐️ Blue Eye
⭐️ Ksamil
⭐️ Sarandë
⭐️ Porto Palermo Beach
⭐️ Himarë
⭐️ Dhermi Beach
⭐️ Back to Tirana

Want the full travel guide, including the best places to stay? Comment ‘ALBANIA’ and I’ll DM it to you ✨

How it started vs how it's going 😎🚁

This helicopter ride was a real bucket list moment for us! Being able to take our toddler on this made it even more special - and she absolutely loved it! 🤩

We have so many great memories from our trip to Brazil and Argentina, and seeing the Iguassu Falls from above this way was definitely one of the highlights! 💦

Thank you @visit.iguassu and @helisulexperience for this incredible experience! 💙

How it started vs how it's going 😎🚁

This helicopter ride was a real bucket list moment for us! Being able to take our toddler on this made it even more special - and she absolutely loved it! 🤩

We have so many great memories from our trip to Brazil and Argentina, and seeing the Iguassu Falls from above this way was definitely one of the highlights! 💦

Thank you @visit.iguassu and @helisulexperience for this incredible experience! 💙

🇦🇷 Day 8 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

The final day of our road trip! And what an incredible trip this has been! 😍

We started the day by feeding the llamas at @dormirconllamas, then drove through the jungle back to Salta where we rounded off our holiday with an incredible meal at @houseofjasminesrelaischateaux.

Hoping to one day come back to this enchanting region of Argentina 🤍

Thanks for following along on our trip! ✨

🇦🇷 Day 8 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

The final day of our road trip! And what an incredible trip this has been! 😍

We started the day by feeding the llamas at @dormirconllamas, then drove through the jungle back to Salta where we rounded off our holiday with an incredible meal at @houseofjasminesrelaischateaux.

Hoping to one day come back to this enchanting region of Argentina 🤍

Thanks for following along on our trip! ✨

🇦🇷 Day 7 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

This day had some real trip highlights! It was our first time seeing salt flats so visiting the Salinas Grandes was one of things we’d been looking forward to the most this holiday. And it did not disappoint! 🧂

The 7 coloured mountain in Purmamarca was also incredible (my phone camera definitely doesn’t do it justice!) - I hadn’t expected the colours to be so vibrant as we’ve seen other rainbow mountains on this trip with more muted colours.

And the drive through the mountains today was one of the most spectacular drives of this trip (and no clouds this time! 😂)

10/10! ❤️

See you tomorrow for our 8th and final day of this road trip ✨

🇦🇷 Day 7 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

This day had some real trip highlights! It was our first time seeing salt flats so visiting the Salinas Grandes was one of things we’d been looking forward to the most this holiday. And it did not disappoint! 🧂

The 7 coloured mountain in Purmamarca was also incredible (my phone camera definitely doesn’t do it justice!) - I hadn’t expected the colours to be so vibrant as we’ve seen other rainbow mountains on this trip with more muted colours.

And the drive through the mountains today was one of the most spectacular drives of this trip (and no clouds this time! 😂)

10/10! ❤️

See you tomorrow for our 8th and final day of this road trip ✨

🇦🇷 Day 6 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

Today we left Salta behind and headed up north towards Maimara and Tilcara!

Highlights from today include:

✨ Petting the llamas at @dormirconllamas
✨ Driving the scenic route from San Salvador de Jujuy
✨ Exploring the markets in Tilcara
✨ Hiking up a hill for amazing sunset views

Our @wildrideuk has been a real lifesaver on this trip, and today especially!

Come back tomorrow for day 7! 🥰

🇦🇷 Day 6 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

Today we left Salta behind and headed up north towards Maimara and Tilcara!

Highlights from today include:

✨ Petting the llamas at @dormirconllamas
✨ Driving the scenic route from San Salvador de Jujuy
✨ Exploring the markets in Tilcara
✨ Hiking up a hill for amazing sunset views

Our @wildrideuk has been a real lifesaver on this trip, and today especially!

Come back tomorrow for day 7! 🥰

🇦🇷 Day 5 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

Today we left Cachi and headed back to Salta. This was such a diverse drive, starting with cactus groves 🌵 and red rocks, then through green, barren mountains reminiscent of Iceland ⛰️ and finishing through rainforest 🌴

I’ll admit I was very disappointed we didn’t get the view at the top of the mountain, but in hindsight, driving through a cloud down a hairpin road was a pretty cool experience (and when you’re at an altitude of nearly 4000 metres, you can expect there to be some clouds) ☁️

Finished the day with some food and amazing music at @rincondelolivo.salta (before being locked out of our Airbnb but that’s a story for another day 😅)

See you tomorrow for day 6! ✨

🇦🇷 Day 5 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

Today we left Cachi and headed back to Salta. This was such a diverse drive, starting with cactus groves 🌵 and red rocks, then through green, barren mountains reminiscent of Iceland ⛰️ and finishing through rainforest 🌴

I’ll admit I was very disappointed we didn’t get the view at the top of the mountain, but in hindsight, driving through a cloud down a hairpin road was a pretty cool experience (and when you’re at an altitude of nearly 4000 metres, you can expect there to be some clouds) ☁️

Finished the day with some food and amazing music at @rincondelolivo.salta (before being locked out of our Airbnb but that’s a story for another day 😅)

See you tomorrow for day 6! ✨

🇦🇷 Day 4 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

Today we left Cafayate behind and headed north to Cachi 🌵

This was another gorgeous drive! It took longer than expected as it was all dirt roads (and we stopped for photos a lot! 😍) but we managed to keep our toddler entertained with games, stops, and lots of snacks.

We arrived at our cabaña in Cachi just in time for dinner and got the most gorgeous view of the hills for sunset 🌅

Finished off with some 🍷 under a million stars 🌟

🇦🇷 Day 4 of our Nortern Argentina road trip with a toddler!

Today we left Cafayate behind and headed north to Cachi 🌵

This was another gorgeous drive! It took longer than expected as it was all dirt roads (and we stopped for photos a lot! 😍) but we managed to keep our toddler entertained with games, stops, and lots of snacks.

We arrived at our cabaña in Cachi just in time for dinner and got the most gorgeous view of the hills for sunset 🌅

Finished off with some 🍷 under a million stars 🌟

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