As you’d expect, long term travel with children requires a little more attention to detail than the “boots and a backpack” style you can pursue in your days of foot loose, fancy-free singledom. But if wandering the world with your children is your dream, it’s more than possible…it’s completely doable. Not sure where to start?… Continue Reading
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Overcoming Fear, Social Pressure & Overwhelming Choices To Become Location Independent With Children
**This post was written by Jenn Miller from the Edventure Project** The road to Location Independence with children is fraught with obstacles: time, money, career choices, school, healthcare, the list goes on and on. Most of these obstacles standing in the way of your dream of leading a nomadic family life can be overcome with… Continue Reading
Creating Stability, Structure and Routine for Your Children When You Live A Location Independent Lifestyle
**This post was written by Rachel Denning** Choosing to live a life that is location independent can mean a lot of things to different people… When you mention the nomadic version of location independence in the same breath as having children, many people imagine that it’s an existence where you’re constantly on the go, neglecting… Continue Reading
5 Pieces of Recommended Travel Equipment for Kids
**This post was written by Jenn Miller of the Edventure Project** It’s summer and high season for travel in many parts of the world. Kids are out of school and even those who don’t consider themselves location independent often hit the road for a few days to a few months to enjoy the freedom of… Continue Reading
Tips for Potty Training On The Road
**This post was written by Keri Wellman** At your baby shower, your mother-in-law suggested you use the sling to keep the baby happy while you vacuum, but as soon as the ink was dry on baby’s first passport, you donned said sling, tied your bundle of joy on your back and took her to places your in-laws… Continue Reading
Three Approaches to Road Schooling That Really Do Work
**This post was written by Jenn Miller of the Edventure Project** One of the biggest challenges to overcome in living a Location Independent life with children is education. It’s a simple matter to throw a baby in a sling and wander the ruins of Angkor Wat or walk the Appalachian Trail. Then the kid turns… Continue Reading
The What, Where, Why and How of World-Schooling
**This post was written by Rachel Denning** As a Location Independent Parent, you may have to consider ‘alternative’ methods of schooling for your children. The usual model of public or private school may not fit into your lifestyle, especially if you choose to travel and/or live abroad. The great news is that there are tons… Continue Reading
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