New York is a city that never sleeps and where everything is possible. It is certainly recommended for city trip lovers. New York has it all. It’s known for its bustling streets, iconic landmarks, and vibrant culture. However, it can also be an expensive destination for travellers on a budget. From accommodation to dining to transportation, costs can quickly add up. But with careful planning and smart decisions, you can enjoy a memorable trip to the Big Apple without breaking the bank. Here are five tips for a cheap city trip to New York: Book accommodation in advance Unfortunately, the closer ..read more

Christmas in Dublin is a magical time of year. I grew up in Dublin, and although I live abroad these days, my parents are still at home, so we visit occasionally. I now see my home city through the eyes of a tourist, so I hope this post will be very helpful. There are many things to do in Dublin at Christmas, whether exploring the magical markets at the foot of Dublin Castle or exploring Ireland’s largest immersive light show at Malahide Castle and woodlands. Perhaps you want to enjoy a good old classic Irish pantomime by strolling down the world-famous Grafton Street to marvel at the twinklin ..read more

If you are looking for the best places to visit in Kerala with family, we visited with our four kids and had the most amazing trip. We have wanted to visit India with our kids for a long time. Kerala has been on our bucket list forever!! Since we were travelling with two toddlers, we felt Kerala was the best spot in India since it has a slower pace of life and is not such a busy place. From the backwaters to Fort Kochi, there are many incredible experiences and fantastic places to visit in Kerala with family. Before Visiting Kerala With Kids Remember to get travel insurance before you travel ..read more

There are tonnes of things to do on Southbank London. Running alongside the River Thames, the Southbank starts close to the Oxo Tower and runs as far as Lambeth Bridge. You can see some of the most iconic London landmarks whilst strolling along the Southbank and eat incredible food from one of the many restaurants, markets or food trucks. Not to mention the tens of fabulous attractions such as the London Eye, Shreks Adventure, London Dungeons, or the Royal Festival Hall are ideal for watching a performance. I worked on the Southbank for over 15 years, so I got to know the area very well and of ..read more

I have a bit of a love hate relationship with London having been here on and off for the last thirteen years. I detest the colder months and generally crave warmer climates. The days are short with it getting dark at around 4pm. However, despite all of my qualms with London, there is something so magical and special about Christmas here. This is something I have realised even more having Christmas in London with kids and taking in all the festivities. From an abundance of markets to Christmas lights, there is so much going on at Christmas in London with kids. You can find even more things to d ..read more

There are tonnes of incredible Christmas Lights trails UK-wide! Christmas is such a magical time of year. No one cares that the weather is cold and sometimes a little miserable, be it snowing or raining. It’s all about donning those winter woollies and getting into the spirit of the festivities. I love winter’s cold, fresh air and walking, especially when something interesting happens. Despite the sun dipping quite early in the UK in December, the country comes to light with twinkling lights, Christmas markets, festive train rides, Santa’s Grottos and Christmas lights trails. Walking along the ..read more

Autumn is my favourite time of year. Nothing is better than donning my knitted jumper and getting all those cosy Autumnal feels! Although a London girl at heart, I love to venture further afield when Autumn comes around. I love going pumpkin picking in Essex. There are so many incredible farms, and it doesn’t take long to feel like I’ve escaped the hustle when I head to Essex. With friends in Colchester, Chelmsford and Brentwood, we make it a thing to meet at the local pumpkin patches in Essex with our kids in October, and it’s always so much fun. Halloween and Autumn’s festivities are growing ..read more

As a family of frequent travellers, we are always keen to keep our little ones as comfortable and happy as possible on a long journey. Especially when flying with twin toddlers!, Hence we had to write a Flyaway Bed review as soon as we tried it. Sleep is the number one thing that keeps us all in check but sometimes trying to bed kids down on a flight can be a nightmare. That was until an airplane bed for kids came onto the market. We’ve tried a number of products, from the Plane Pal to the Jet Kids BedBox, they all have different pros and cons to the design. The first and foremost thing I have ..read more

If you will be flying with twins, I’ve got your back! As a twin mom, I have flown to several international destinations as babies and toddlers with my twins. I have four children, with the youngest two being twins, so, it’s been quite the juggle learning how to navigate airports, long and short-haul flights as a family of six. Along the way, we’ve learned a thing or two about flying with twins, which is inevitably different than flying with singleton babies or toddlers. Twin moms know the juggle is real, and flying with two little ones that need our every fibre is difficult. Preparation and be ..read more

Harry Potter is a massive attraction for many London tourists and a local favourite! I’ve compiled a list of the best Harry Potter things to do in London so that you can make the most of your time in the city if you’re visiting soon and are as big a fan as I am. There are plenty of Harry Potter things to do in London if you and your family are fans of the books and movies. From Harry Potter-themed attractions to movie set locations and afternoon tea to shopping! Here’s my run-down of the top Harry Potter attractions in London. I have included a FAQ with all you need to know about Harry Potter ..read more