A realistic game plan
Your trip, gamed out where it matters: “You land in Rome at 8am with a jet-lagged 2-year-old — here's exactly how to play the first 48 hours.”
14-hour flights with a baby · Europe by train with a toddler · 6 countries
Travel the world with your kids— without losing your mind.
We're Corey & Jessica, parents of two. In one 30-minute call we'll turn your trip from a pile of open tabs into an actual plan — flights, gear, sleep schedules, and the stuff that goes wrong — tailored to your kids' ages and your dates.
30 minutes with both of us, plus a written plan in your inbox within 24 hours.
Sound familiar?
Planning family travel is overwhelming.
You've spent hours reading conflicting advice and second-guessing every decision. The internet has a million opinions — what you actually need is someone who's been there.
What stroller actually fits in an overhead bin?
How do you survive a 14-hour flight with a toddler?
Is this place genuinely kid-friendly, or just “kid-friendly” in the brochure?
Which “must-pack” gear is worth it — and which is dead weight?
Will jet lag turn the first few days into a total meltdown?
Is it even worth the cost and the chaos at their age?
Real advice, real parents
From people who've actually been there.
Nobody pays us to recommend anything. No commissions, no affiliate links, no resort partnerships. If a place isn't worth the money, we'll tell you — that's the whole point.
Gear that earns its place
What to pack, what to skip, and the few things genuinely worth the money.
Insider, been-there tips
The stuff blogs skip: which Paris Metro stations actually have elevators, which “family suites” are two beds in a closet, and when the train beats the flight.
Confidence to book
Leave the call knowing exactly what to do next — and excited instead of anxious.
Where we've taken our kids
Real trips. Real toddlers. Real lessons.
Every one of these came with its own logistics, meltdowns, and wins. Here's a taste of the ground we've covered — all with young kids in tow.
Australia
A 14-hour flight with a 4-month-old. Sydney, the Northern Beaches, and back — more than once.
France
Paris with a toddler in tow: cafés, museums, and the Metro without the meltdowns.
Italy
Trains, gelato, and an itinerary that quietly works around nap schedules.
United Kingdom
London, mostly stroller-friendly. Parks, pubs, and figuring out the Tube with a pram.
Mexico
Beach trips done right with little ones — the resorts and rhythms that actually deliver.
Canada
Big skies and easy-going travel — wide-open space that little ones love to roam.
Going somewhere we haven't? Most of what makes family travel hard — long flights, jet lag, gear, pacing — travels with you. And if your trip truly isn't our lane, we'll tell you upfront.
How it works
Four steps from overwhelmed to on your way.
- 1
Book a call
Pick a time that fits your schedule. Thirty focused minutes, one flat price.
- 2
Tell us your trip
Destination, dates, ages of the kids, and whatever's keeping you up at night.
- 3
Get the real talk
We'll walk you through exactly what we'd do, pack, and skip. No fluff, no upsell.
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Get it in writing
Your plan lands in your inbox within 24 hours. Book from it, forward it, argue with it.
Worth it?
What 30 minutes actually saves you.
The 12+ hours you'd spend cross-referencing forum threads
Written by people whose kids aren't your kids' ages, about hotels they stayed in four years ago.
One $400 mistake
The “kid-friendly” apartment with no elevator and a fourth-floor walkup. The 6am flight that torches day one. The stroller you can't gate-check. Any one of these costs more than the call.
The argument you don't have
Because you've both already heard the same plan from someone who's actually done it.
$99. Less than a night's babysitter — and the difference between a trip you survive and a trip you remember.
One simple offer
$99/ 30-minute call + written plan
A focused video call with both of us, then a written trip plan in your inbox within 24 hours — yours to keep, share with your partner, and book from.
Pay by card when you book — refundable if it isn't valuable.
No commissions, no affiliate links, no bookings — the advice is entirely for you.
What's included
Your written game plan
Sent within 24 hours: packing list for your kids' ages, flight strategy, where we'd stay, and what we'd skip. One page, no fluff.
Destination-specific tips
What we'd do, where we'd stay, and what we'd happily skip.
Packing recommendations
The gear that actually matters for your trip and your kids' ages.
Flight survival strategies
Timing, seating, snacks, and entertainment that keep everyone sane.
Realistic expectations
An honest read on what's genuinely doable — so nothing blindsides you.
Your questions, answered
Bring whatever's on your mind. If we've faced it, you'll hear it straight.
Questions?
The stuff parents usually ask.
The playbook travels. Nap-schedule sequencing, flight timing, gear that earns its place, and how to read a listing for real kid-friendliness work the same in Tokyo as they do in Rome. Where we have firsthand experience, you'll get specifics. Where we don't, we'll say so plainly and stick to what actually transfers.
Because free advice doesn't know your kids' ages, your dates, or your flight times — it's generic, contradictory, and you still have to sort through all of it. You're probably spending $8–15k on this trip. $99 buys 30 minutes of answers specific to it, and de-risks the expensive decisions. If it isn't worth it, we refund it.
If you finish the call without at least three specific, actionable things you'd never have found on your own, we refund the whole $99. You keep the written plan either way.
No — and earlier is better. The most expensive mistakes happen at booking: the wrong flight time, the wrong neighborhood, the apartment with no elevator. Come to us with a destination and a rough window and we'll help you avoid all three.
It's a friendly 30-minute video call. Once you book, you'll get a link and a short form so we can come prepared and spend the whole time on your trip.
Nope. We don't book trips or take commissions, and we're not tied to any brand or resort. We're just parents sharing what we've actually learned — the advice is entirely for you.
Currently 2 and 5. We've been traveling internationally with them since they were newborns, so we've seen the full range — from infant flights to toddler negotiations.
Three things you couldn't have Googled — or you don't pay.
If you finish the call without at least three specific, actionable things you'd never have found on your own, we refund the whole $99. You keep the written plan either way.
Stop Googling. Start planning.
You've read enough blog posts and forum threads. You're about to spend thousands on this trip — spend $99 and 30 minutes making sure the flight, the hotel, and the first jet-lagged morning don't go sideways. If the call isn't worth it, it costs you nothing.