North America
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Juneau Alaska with Kids — Dog Sledding, Alaskan Huskies and Glacier Views
Milo laughed for the entire sled ride. Not the polite laugh of a kid trying to seem like they’re having fun — the full body, can’t help it, completely genuine laugh of a child being pulled through an Alaskan forest by huskies. Then came the puppies. Then came the best Indian food I have ever…
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Sitka Alaska with Kids — Bears, Raptors and Bald Eagles on Alaska’s Most Charming Island
We didn’t know what to expect from Sitka. Of our three Alaska ports it was the one we knew least about going in. It turned out to be the one that surprised us most — thirty bald eagles on a beach, orphaned bears with forever homes, rehabilitated raptors being fed right in front of us,…
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Alaska Cruise with Kids — Our Honest Guide to Royal Caribbean Serenade of the Seas
The views started almost immediately after leaving Vancouver. Mountains dropping straight into dark water, forest so dense it almost glows, the scale of everything quietly enormous. We had cruised before with the kids but Alaska changes the equation entirely. Here’s our honest guide to everything — the ship, the food as a vegan family, the…
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Vegan in Vancouver — The Best Plant Based Restaurants and Food Finds for Families
Walking into a vegan grocery store where everything on every shelf is fair game. Finding a vegan Reese’s cup our kids had never seen before. Eating the best comfort food burgers of the entire trip. Vancouver as a vegan family was everything we hoped it would be and then some.
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One Week in Vancouver with Kids — The Ultimate Family Guide
We stepped off the Amtrak in Vancouver, walked fifteen minutes through warm beautiful weather to our apartment, and found the grandparents already there waiting. That moment — arriving somewhere new and finding your people already there — set the tone for everything that followed. Vancouver with kids turned out to be one of the great…
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Seattle to Vancouver by Train — A Vegan Family Stopover Guide
I walked through the hotel door with a box of Voodoo Doughnuts and before I could say a word, two kids screamed “DONUTS!” from across the room. That was Seattle — unexpected, a little chaotic, completely delicious, and over too fast. Here’s how we made the most of one day in the city before boarding…






