Apple picking in Prague has become one of our favourite autumn rituals — a way to celebrate the season slowly and with presence. Autumn wouldn’t be autumn without that crisp air, wet morning grass, colourful leaves — and, of course, apple orchards. The simple act of hand-picking apples, pressing fresh juice, baking pies, and gathering…
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Schönbrunn with kids is one of those experiences that feels like it can’t decide if it’s a royal palace or a giant children’s playground — which is perfect, because we’re not very good at deciding either. You get golden walls, endless gardens, and, somewhere between them, a sandpit my kids declared the best in the…
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Uruguay may be one of South America’s smaller countries, but it holds an outsized place in my heart. I had the joy of exploring this laid-back, sun-kissed gem with my one-and-a-half-year-old twins and my dear family friend Irene—just the four of us on a slow-traveling, soul-nourishing journey. We wandered between beaches, markets, and museums, gathering…
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Prague’s Old Town transforms into something truly magical during the holiday season. The cobblestone streets, lined with historic facades, glow under the soft twinkle of festive lights. For our family, it’s become a tradition to take a stroll through the heart of the city, soaking in the seasonal charm and capturing precious memories—a tradition I’ve…
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Nestled amidst the enchanting English countryside, Strawberry Field in Horsham beckons travelers and families to a delightful adventure. Just a short drive from London and a stone’s throw from Crawley, this charming destination offers a day filled with vibrant strawberry-picking, the laughter of children, and the sweet scent of ripe berries. Join us on our…
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In our house the washing machine is on every day and since we had our first baby, I can’t even imagine a day without washing clothes. So for us ‘laundry day’ is actually an everyday ritual but our toddler helps makes it special. He loves being around us, especially helping us with everything household chores.…
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It’s been many weeks since I last wrote a post on this blog. Summer slipped past and now I am looking at the last of the leaves before they leave the trees completely bare. It’s November, a chilly and drizzly autumn day, which has its own unmistakable charm. Why did it all run away so…
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As the restrictions eased a little more, English pubs and restaurants have begun to become crowded with laughing people and other services such as hairdressers are fully booked a month in advance. Personally, I would like Lucas to have long hair, he reminds me of a little sunny smiling sun! However, with the arrival of…
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