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Part-time travel as a family of 5 🏡 Sydney ✈️🌏 Travel tips for families of toddlers and kids. 2025 ➡️ Japan, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand
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🚨 Everyone talks about Bali belly… but no one tells you how to actually avoid it. 🚨 Send this to someone planning their Bali trip so they don’t spend their holiday running to the bathroom instead of the beach! 🏝️ Let’s be real — Bali belly is no joke. And I’m not going to tell you it won’t happen… because it definitely can. But it also shouldn’t stop you from enjoying your trip. It can happen anywhere in the world, and with a few smart steps, you can seriously reduce your chances. Here’s exactly what we do as a family 👇 1️⃣ Start probiotics about a week or two before we fly — it helps build up that gut defence early (the kids take them too). 2️⃣ Avoid tap water completely. That means no brushing teeth with it, and no fruits or veggies that might’ve been washed in it. 3️⃣ Wash and sanitise hands constantly. Before every meal, after touching money or railings — basically, all the time. 4️⃣ Pack Ondansetron just in case someone does get sick — it’s a game changer for recovery. 5️⃣ And most importantly? Accept that it could still happen. Sometimes it’s just part of travel life — deal with it calmly and move on. 💡 Pro tip: If your hotel doesn’t have a doctor on call, Google “Dr Ari Bali.” He’s well known among travellers and can come to you if you need help fast. So yes — Bali belly is real. But it shouldn’t stop you from exploring, eating, and enjoying every bit of your Bali adventure. 🌴✨ . . . . . . . Bali belly tips | avoid Bali belly | Bali travel tips | what to do if you get Bali belly | Bali belly with kids | Bali doctor recommendation | safe to drink water in Bali | probiotics for travel | travel first aid kit | Bali with kids | travel sickness prevention | Bali family holiday tips 2025-10-14 14:27:55 .. 29 -52% 19 -26%
Share this with someone who always needs to find a McDonald’s when they travel 😅 Because honestly — trying McDonald’s in a new country is a cultural experience. I don’t make the rules. Every menu is a little glimpse into local life — from matcha McFlurries in Japan to corn pies in Thailand and rice with fried chicken in Indonesia. It’s not just fast food, it’s food anthropology (with fries on the side). ✨ Follow travel.with.my.3.kids for more family travel inspo, hidden food finds, and real experiences from around Asia and Australia. 🌏✈️ . . . . . . . . . Family travel Asia | McDonald’s abroad | Travel with kids | Food culture travel | McDonald’s around the world | Family adventures Australia | Cultural experiences through food | Travelling with kids tips | Global food finds | Family friendly destinations | exploring asia with kids | family travel inspiration | where to go with kids in asia | japan food finds | mcdonalds in japan 2025-10-13 14:26:02 .. 142 +133% 2 -92%
We only get so many weekends. So many school holidays. So many years where they still want to come on adventures with us. And it all slips by faster than we ever expect. The truth is, it doesn’t have to be a big or fancy trip. Some of our best memories aren’t from overseas holidays, but from day trips to little country towns, exploring new corners of our own backyard. It’s never been about where we go, it’s about being together. Stepping away from the routines, the work, the house chores that fill our days. When we’re out exploring, we’re more present. We laugh more. We slow down. We really see each other again. These adventures, near or far, are what shape them. They remind our kids that the world is wide and beautiful, and remind us how precious this short window of time really is. They won’t remember the spotless house or the errands you ran. They’ll remember how it felt to explore the world with you. Take the trip. Big or small. Because these are the days you’ll wish you could come back to. 💛 Follow along at travel.with.my.3.kids for more real and relatable family travel moments, tips, and inspiration to help you make the most of these years while they’re still little. 🌏✨️ . . . . . . . . Family travel ideas, Australia day trips with kids, family-friendly adventures near Sydney, meaningful travel moments, core memories with kids, exploring with children, family bonding through travel, short getaways with kids, travel inspiration for parents, how to make memories as a family, weekend adventures with kids, slow travel for families, family travel content creator Australia. 2025-10-13 13:04:47 .. 35 -43% 28 +10%
Have you ever noticed you never see babies in car seats on planes in Australia or Asia? ✈️👶 Here’s the reason — and what to know before you fly 👇 Some parents do travel with car seats, and a few airlines will allow them if they meet certain aviation standards. But in reality, after more than 60 flights with my kids (and countless more before having them), I’ve never personally seen a baby flying in a car seat. That’s because most airlines in this region have different setups — lap belts instead of 3-point harnesses, limited seat space, and varying safety approvals. For most families, babies under 2 travel as lap infants with an infant belt or use a bassinet on long-haul routes. It’s always best to check with your airline directly if you’re unsure — policies can differ between carriers. So when you see advice online about “always using a car seat on planes,” remember — that’s often U.S.-specific guidance and not how most of the world travels. Send this to a parent who might not know ✈️ And follow travel.with.my.3.kids for real-world family travel advice that actually applies outside the U.S. 🌏 #familytravel #travelwithkids #flyingwithbaby #australiatravel #asiatravel #babytravel #parenttravel #traveltips #familyfriendlytravel #kidstravel . . . . . flying with a baby | car seat on planes Australia | travel with infants | lap infant flights | family travel Asia | flying with toddlers | safe baby travel | travel tips for parents | long haul flight with baby | baby bassinet airlines | family travel advice | travelling with kids Australia | international flights with kids | airline infant policy | baby travel essentials 2025-10-11 15:37:11 .. 147 +141% 67 +163%
You can take them to Japan, spend the whole day at a theme park, let them stay up late… But ask them to do one tiny thing — and suddenly it’s the worst day ever. 😅 It’s wild how dramatic kids can be sometimes — even when they’re having the trip of a lifetime. But honestly, travel comes with big emotions. They’re tired, overstimulated, out of routine, and missing their little comforts from home. So if your “best day ever” ends with tears or attitude, you’re not alone ❤️ That’s just part of the reality of family travel — equal parts magic and meltdown. Follow along for more real, funny and helpful tips for exploring Japan with kids — from family-friendly attractions to hidden gems and travel hacks for parents ✈️🇯🇵 . . . . . . . || family travel Japan | Japan with kids | Tokyo Disneyland tips | Osaka Universal Studios family | Japan family travel guide | travelling Japan with toddlers | Japan theme parks | family holiday Asia | family travel reels | parenting travel tips | relatable parenting moments || 2025-10-11 10:24:56 .. 15 -75% 2 -92%
We started our Japan trip with sushi dreams and ramen goals… but after ten days of non-stop noodles, rice balls, and convenience store snacks, our kids looked us dead in the eye and said: “Can we please just get pizza?” 🍕😭 That’s when we discovered Saizeriya — Japan’s most unexpectedly perfect family restaurant. It’s cheap (meals from just a few dollars!), has English menus, kid-friendly everything, and is literally everywhere. Sometimes the best travel meals aren’t the fancy ones — they’re the ones that keep everyone happy, full, and laughing about how you flew across the world for… Italian food. 😂 📍 Found all over Japan 💸 Meals under $5 👶 Perfect for families 🗾 Ideal “reset meal” between sushi and ramen marathons Save this one for your next Japan trip and follow along for more kid friendly Japan trip! . . . . . . . family-friendly restaurants in Japan || where to eat in Japan with kids || budget restaurants in Tokyo || cheap family meals Japan || Saizeriya Japan review || family travel Japan tips || travelling Japan with kids || affordable places to eat in Japan || Japan on a budget || family dining Tokyo || kid-friendly Japan restaurants || Japan with toddlers || Tokyo with family || easy meals in Japan || family travel blogger Japan 2025-10-09 13:29:24 .. 91 +49% 24 -6%
This scene was such a powerful reminder that kids are just kids — no matter where they’re from. A local Japanese boy hopped on the train next to my boys, kicked off his shoes, and propped his legs up on the wall for ages. His mum was right there, trying (not always successfully) to get him to listen — just like we all try. We tend to think Japanese kids are these perfectly behaved little angels, but in that moment I saw: nope — they’re messy, energetic, a bit rebellious — just like ours. 💬 Ever seen your kids act exactly like another kid somewhere else, and felt that weird but wonderful connection? ➕ Hit follow if you love seeing the everyday, messy, unfiltered side of parenting. 🔁 Save this, share with a parent friend who needs the reminder. 🌏✈️ . . . . . . parenting in Japan | family travel moments | kids are just kids | cultural stereotypes broken | raising children abroad | parenting reality not perfect | travel with kids in Japan | Japanese parenting myths 2025-10-08 16:16:41 .. 132 +116% 36 +41%
You know those dreamy family travel reels with everyone smiling in matching outfits and no one crying? Yeah… this isn’t that. 😂 Because real family travel looks like: 🧃 Snack negotiations every 10 minutes 😩 Someone always needs the toilet right when we’re finally ready to leave 🧳 Parents doing mental gymnastics over luggage weight 😴 Jet-lagged meltdowns in “paradise” 👶 And at least one kid refusing to walk when you’re 10 minutes from your destination It’s messy, loud, chaotic — and somehow, still the best thing ever. 💛 Family travel isn’t always picture-perfect — and that’s exactly what makes it beautiful. Behind every dreamy Instagram photo is a toddler refusing to wear shoes, a missed nap, and parents just trying to keep everyone fed and happy. In this reel, we’re showing the real, unfiltered side of travelling with kids — the laughter, the chaos, the meltdowns, and the magic in between. If you love seeing honest family travel moments and want tips for exploring the world with little ones (without losing your mind), you’re in the right place. 🌏✈️ #FamilyTravelReality #TravelWithKids #HonestParenting #FamilyTrips #TravelWithToddlers #ParentLifeUnfiltered family travel | real family travel | travel with kids | family travel vlog | family travel tips | travelling with toddlers | honest parenting | family adventures | travel influencers with kids | travel with children 2025-10-08 03:03:45 .. 56 -8% 40 +57%
That first hour after landing used to be pure chaos — no internet, wrong taxi stand, hungry kids melting down while we tried to find Wi-Fi 😅 Now we download an eSIM before we even leave home, so we’re connected the second we touch down. No searching for SIM kiosks, no dodgy mall Wi-Fi, no drama. Just smooth sailing from airport to hotel 🙌 Lately there have been so many ads for eSIMs, and while they’re honestly a game changer, it’s worth doing a quick check before you buy. Look at reviews for things like: 📶 coverage strength in the countries you’re visiting 💰 how long data lasts and whether you can top up easily 📱 how simple the setup process is 💬 and how responsive their customer support is if something goes wrong. We’ve used a few different eSIM brands around Asia, and they’ve all worked really well. Options like Airalo, SimsDirect, and Nomad all have plans that cover Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Singapore, so you can stay connected across multiple countries without swapping SIM cards. My sister recently used Nomad for her China and Hong Kong trip and was super happy with how smooth it was — easy setup, strong signal, no issues at all. 💡 Quick tip: Not all phones are compatible with eSIMs, so double-check before you travel. And skip connecting to free airport or shopping mall Wi-Fi — it’s rarely secure and can expose your data. If you travel often (especially with kids!), this little upgrade is a total sanity saver. Follow 👉 travel.with.my.3.kids for more real travel tips that make family trips easier. ✈️🌏 . . . . . . eSIM for travel | family travel tips | Southeast Asia travel hacks | travel with kids | travel internet tips | best eSIM brands | eSIM setup guide | airport travel hacks | safe travel internet | Bali with kids | Thailand family travel | Vietnam travel essentials | WiFi abroad | travelling with kids | airports with kids 2025-10-07 15:46:29 .. 33 -46% 24 -6%
Every parent learns this the hard way 😭 That moment you walk into the resort shop and realise the $3 pool toys, goggles and sunscreen are suddenly expensive and luxury items 💸 It doesn’t matter if you’re off to a sunny beach town, an all-inclusive resort, or even a big city with a rooftop pool — the story’s always the same. You’ll either pay tourist prices or spend half your first day running around trying to find a shop that sells goggles. We’re heading off to Thailand soon, and even though we’re only taking carry-on luggage (so every item has to earn its spot!), pool toys, sunscreen and goggles are 100% making the cut. They’re so expensive throughout parts of Southeast Asia — and honestly, we’d rather spend our time in the pool than shopping for them. Whether we’re in Bangkok or Hua Hin, we know we’ll be spending time in the hotel pools every single day, so it’s worth packing them! 🏖️ Now we always do a quick Kmart or Target run before flying out. It’s one of those small travel prep steps that saves us so much money and time — so we can just relax and start enjoying the holiday from day one 💦 ✈️ Family travel made easier — follow travel.with.my.3.kids for real-life tips that help you travel smarter, not harder. 🌏 . . . . . . . . . family travel hacks | Thailand with kids | kids pool toys | Southeast Asia family travel | what to pack for Thailand with kids | beach holiday packing list | family resort tips | Target travel finds | Walmart travel essentials | Kmart travel hacks | all inclusive family vacation | Bangkok with kids | Hua Hin with kids | what to pack when travelling with kids | carry on only with kids | packing light with kids 2025-10-06 14:19:38 .. 35 -43% 28 +10%
✨ We didn’t expect the overnight ferry to become one of our favourite parts of our road trip form Sydney to Hobart. ✨ We took the Spirit of Tasmania from Geelong to Devonport and honestly — it blew us away. Having our own cabin made everything so easy with the kids. We had dinner on board, played games in the kids’ area, then fell asleep as the ship sailed through the night. Waking up as we arrived in Tasmania felt magical — no airport queues, no stress, just excitement for the adventures ahead. 🚗🌅 If you’re thinking about visiting Tasmania, we’d 100% recommend taking the ferry — it’s such a fun and stress-free way to start your road trip! 💬 Have you ever taken the Spirit of Tasmania? Would you try it instead of flying? 👇 Follow travel.with.my.3.kids for more family-friendly travel ideas across Australia & Asia 🌏❤️ . . . . . . . . Spirit of Tasmania with kids | Geelong to Devonport ferry | Family travel Tasmania | Overnight ferry Australia | Things to do in Tasmania with kids | Tasmania road trip ideas | Family road trip Australia | Tasmania travel tips | Best way to get to Tasmania | Spirit of Tasmania review 2025-10-05 16:38:23 .. 50 -18% 17 -33%
If you’ve ever tried to get out of a station in Japan with your partner… this one’s for you 😅 Because behind every calm Japan travel vlog is a mum confidently saying “Google Maps says this way!” while dad walks off in the complete opposite direction. Japan’s train stations are next-level — like underground cities with exits that feel endless. Even when you think you’ve got it figured out, you somehow pop out on the wrong street, two blocks away from where you meant to be. 💡 Travel tip: Give yourself extra time when navigating big stations like Shinjuku, Osaka, or Tokyo. The signs are clear, but there are so many exits and levels that it’s easy to get turned around. And remember — it’s all part of the Japan experience (and the stories you’ll laugh about later 😂). Tag your travel partner who always thinks they know the right way out 👇 ✨ Follow travel.with.my.3.kids for more real family travel chaos, Japan tips, and stories that’ll make you say “that’s literally us.” ✈️🌏 . . . . . . . . Japan family travel | couple travel Japan | funny Japan travel moments | Japan train station exits | getting lost in Japan | Tokyo travel tips | Japan travel vlog | Japan with kids | Shinjuku Station exits | family travel Japan | Japan navigation tips | travel couple humor | family adventures Japan | parenting travel humor 2025-10-04 15:54:20 .. 120 +97% 29 +14%
We’ve been to Nara before… but on our recent Japan trips, we chose not to go back with our kids 🦌✨ Here’s why 👇 The deer in Nara may look cute, but they can get very close, pushy, and even a little rough — which isn’t the best mix for little kids who scare easily during animal encounters. As much as we love exploring new places as a family, sometimes saying “no” to a famous spot makes the trip smoother and happier for everyone. 💛 ✨ If you still want your kids to have a magical deer experience in Japan, we highly recommend visiting Miyajima Island instead. The deer there are far calmer and the atmosphere is much more relaxed — plus, the island itself is stunning to explore as a family. 🌸 ✨ Follow travel.with.my.3.kids for more honest family travel tips, Japan guides, and real stories from our adventures around Asia + Australia! . . . . . . . Japan with kids | family travel Japan | Nara deer with kids | Miyajima deer | Japan travel tips for families | best places to visit in Japan with kids | Japan family itinerary | Japan travel advice | things to do in Japan with children | Nara vs Miyajima deer 2025-10-03 05:28:45 .. 94 +54% 43 +68%
✨The unspoken hotel buffet dilemma✨ You’ve paid for breakfast, the kids are guaranteed to get hungry later, and you’re staring at that perfect spread of pastries, fruit, and muffins. The question is… do you take a little something for later, or is that crossing the line? 🤔 We honestly can’t decide — it feels like everyone has a different opinion on this. Some call it clever, others call it wrong… but what’s the right thing to do? I want to know where you stand! ⬇️ 💬 Tell me in the comments: Team Take It 🥐 or Team Play By The Rules 🚫? 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Follow along travel.with.my.3.kids for more real, relatable family travel moments, honest tips, and behind-the-scenes of exploring the world with little ones. . . . . . . . . hotel buffet debate | can you take food from hotel buffet | family travel tips | hotel hacks with kids | travel hacks for parents | breakfast buffet etiquette | family travel reels | funny travel debates | traveling with kids | parenting while traveling | travelling with kids 2025-10-01 13:44:51 .. 40 -34% 46 +80%
✈️ Parenting theory unlocked: my kids behave better on planes than they ever do at home… and I’m convinced it’s because 200 strangers are silently judging us 😂🙈 Flying with kids is always an adventure, but somehow they pull it together in the air (probably because of the snacks, movies, and a little peer pressure from every other passenger onboard). Do your kids suddenly become model travellers the second you board a plane too? Or is it just mine? 💬 Tell me in the comments if your little ones act like different kids on flights — I want to know if this theory holds up everywhere! 👉 Follow along for more family travel chaos, tips, and laughs from our adventures with 3 kids around the world. . . . . . . . flying with kids | family travel with children | traveling with toddlers and babies | airplane hacks for parents | family vacations abroad | best tips for flying with kids | family-friendly travel content | traveling parents | stress-free family trips | parenting and travel hacks 2025-09-30 14:24:40 ✈.. 42 -31% 23 -10%
POV: You’re in Japan and your kids spot the coolest Hello Kitty vending machine toy at Don Quijote 🐱🎀✨ These little surprises are such a fun (and affordable!) way to bring home a piece of Japan. Our kids are obsessed with collecting them—and honestly, I kind of am too 🤭 Would you let your kids pick one… or would you secretly keep it for yourself? 👉 Follow for more Japan with kids adventures + family travel tips 🌏✈️ . . . . . hello kitty vending machine japan | don quijote kids toy | japan souvenirs with kids | japan family travel tips | fun things to buy in japan with kids | hello kitty toy japan | family travel japan | japan with kids ideas | japan shopping don quijote | kawaii japan souvenirs 2025-09-30 14:15:01 .. 12 -80% 2 -92%
✨ Road tripping from Sydney to Melbourne with our 3 kids was one of the best family adventures we’ve ever done. Instead of rushing through in one long day, we split it into 2 days and discovered so many amazing stops along the way. Exploring these small country towns was such a joy — each one had something unique, from giant landmarks to some of the BEST playgrounds we’ve found on any trip. We started off at the Big Merino in Goulburn (a classic Aussie photo stop), then let the kids run wild at Carberry Park Playground in Gundagai. They had so much fun and it broke up the drive perfectly. After that, we visited the HMAS Otway Submarine in Holbrook — seeing a full-size submarine in the middle of the countryside blew their minds! By the time we reached Albury, we were ready for some serious playtime at Oddie’s Creek Adventure Park. It was the highlight for the kids! We stayed at the Astor Motel (super comfy and close to everything) and ended our day with dinner at Soden’s Hotel, where the indoor playground meant happy kids + relaxed parents. Win–win. 🙌 On day two, we continued to Glenrowan where the kids learned all about Ned Kelly at the Discovery Hub. It was such a fun, interactive way to learn about history before the final stretch into Melbourne. This road trip honestly reminded us that slowing down and exploring the in-between towns is just as special as the big cities. We made memories at quirky roadside stops, discovered amazing playgrounds, and had such a good time together as a family. 👉 If you’re planning a Sydney to Melbourne drive with kids, save this itinerary. And follow along here for more family-friendly travel tips, destinations, and inspiration across Australia + Asia. ✈️💛 . . . . Sydney to Melbourne road trip itinerary | best road trip stops Sydney to Melbourne | family road trip Sydney to Melbourne with kids | Sydney to Melbourne drive 2 days | Albury family road trip stop | best playgrounds on the Hume Highway | road trip with kids Australia | where to stop between Sydney and Melbourne | Sydney to Melbourne road trip family-friendly | Glenrowan Ned Kelly Discovery Hub 2025-09-29 16:01:36 .. 25 -59% 17 -33%
Kyoto in autumn is pure magic ✨🍁 The ancient streets lined with glowing red and golden leaves, the sound of footsteps echoing past wooden teahouses, and the peaceful temples framed by fiery maples — it feels like stepping into a dream. There’s something so special about experiencing it with someone else. Whether you’re wandering hand in hand through Arashiyama’s bamboo grove, sipping matcha at a traditional teahouse, or watching the sunset over Kiyomizu-dera, Kyoto makes every moment unforgettable. If you’re planning a trip to Japan, don’t skip this city — it’s the heart of tradition, beauty, and serenity all in one place. ✨ Follow along for more family-friendly adventures, destination guides, and travel tips to help you create your own unforgettable journeys . . . . Kyoto autumn travel | Kyoto fall foliage | Best places to visit in Kyoto | Kyoto Japan temples | Things to do in Kyoto in autumn | Kyoto with kids | Kyoto travel guide | Japan fall destinations | Kyoto bucket list | Kyoto sightseeing tips | Visiting Kyoto in November | Kyoto travel inspiration 2025-09-29 13:49:18 Ky.. 10 -84% 2 -92%
✈️ Travelling with kids and doing carry-on only might sound impossible… but trust me, it’s a game changer 🙌 No waiting at baggage claim. No lost luggage stress. No hauling giant suitcases through airports, taxis, and hotels. Just one backpack each = freedom. 🎒 On our last trip we tested it with my 8-year-old — packing cubes for clothes, a pair of versatile shoes, swimwear, and his Nintendo Switch. The result? Way less clutter, more independence for him, and easier travel days for me. The biggest benefit? 💡 You save time, money (no baggage fees!), and energy — which means more headspace for actually enjoying your holiday. 🌴 It takes a little practice (and yes, sometimes you’ll pack too little the first time 😂), but once you get it right, you’ll never want to go back. 👉 Follow along as we prep for our next carry-on only adventure to Thailand with 3 kids — I’ll share packing tips, family travel hacks, and what really works when traveling light as a family of 5. ✈️🌏 . . . . . . carry on only packing tips | family travel carry on hacks | packing light with kids | thailand travel with kids | family travel tips and tricks | best backpacks for family travel | how to pack carry on only | travel hacks for parents | minimalist family travel | traveling light with children | packing cubes for kids | family carry on only challenge | kids travel essentials | stress free family travel | travel with kids made easy | hand luggage only family travel | packing for thailand with kids | carry on family vacation tips | family travel organisation hacks | easy travel with kids 2025-09-28 17:16:53 .. 41 -33% 25 -2%
POV: You finally convince your partner that film is worth it, and suddenly… every family holiday feels magical. There’s something about capturing real, fleeting moments on film that makes memories hit differently. 🌴📸 Whether it’s the laughter, the sunsets, or the little moments that disappear too fast, film reminds you to slow down and truly remember. Start your next adventure on film, and watch your family memories come alive in a way digital never quite can. If you're new here then come check out my page, where you’ll find inspiration for family-friendly travel across Asia and Australia, tips on capturing those memories beautifully both on film and digital, and honest, relatable stories from travelling with kids. If you love making your family adventures unforgettable, this is the place to be. Follow along travel.with.my.3.kids for more travel inspiration, photography tips, and family adventure ideas you’ll actually want to try! ✨ ✈️🌏 . . . . . family travel | holiday memories | film photography | film is better | travel with kids | family holidays | travel inspiration | family adventures | film photography tips | candid travel moments | nostalgic travel | travel reel | parenting travel | travel with children | capture memories | vacation photography | wanderlust family | slow travel | meaningful travel moments 2025-09-26 14:18:58 .. 59 -3% 27 +6%
🚨 You’re going to want to read this — and send it to someone about to book flights! 🚨 In the US, you will hear about families almost always being able to gate-check their strollers without a problem ✅. But in Australia and much of Asia (Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, etc.), airlines are far stricter 🚫. Many won’t allow gate-checking at all, or only accept tiny umbrella strollers. Some airports do offer complimentary strollers you can use up to the gate, but you can’t rely on this everywhere. Rules vary significantly from country to country, and even from airport to airport. 👉 This is why we always recommend a proper travel stroller that folds into a bag for the overhead compartment. It saves headaches and keeps your hands free when you land! We almost always travel with a carrier as well. You just never know when it might come in handy! 📩 Share this with a parent before they get stuck juggling kids + luggage at the airport. . . . . . travel stroller tips | best travel stroller for overhead bin | flying with kids tips | family travel hacks | stroller gate check rules | strict airline stroller policies | complimentary airport strollers | Australia travel with kids | Asia travel with kids | parenting travel advice | flying with toddlers and babies | international travel stroller hacks 2025-09-25 16:10:46 .. 56 -8% 35 +37%
Vacations with kids will humble you real quick 😂 You can splurge on the fancy resort buffet, dream of coffee and fresh croissants… and your kids will still sprint straight to the cheap cereal. $45 breakfast? Nah. They want the same $4 box we already have at home. 🥲 These are the little moments that make family travel so relatable — because if you know, you know. From chaos at the airport, to kids refusing gourmet food, to the joy of finding the perfect playground mid-road trip… it’s all part of the adventure. ✈️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If you love family-friendly travel tips, funny + honest parenting moments, and detailed guides to make exploring with kids easier, you’re in the right place. 💛 Follow along travel.with.my.3.kids for real talk, laughs, and plenty of ideas to make your next family holiday smoother (and way more fun). 👇 Who else has paid $$$ for their kids to eat cereal at a resort? 😂 . . . . . . family travel tips | travel with kids | funny parenting moments | family friendly resorts | traveling with kids | family vacation ideas | parenting humor travel | best places to travel with kids | family holidays australia | family holidays asia | family travel blogger | family travel content creator | traveling with children 2025-09-25 14:59:46 .. 62 +2% 38 +49%
Worried about not getting a Pasmo or IC card in Japan? 🚉✨ Don’t stress — it’s honestly no big deal! Station ticket machines are super easy to use, and if your kids are over 6 they’ll need their own physical Pasmo/IC card anyway. Just keep in mind that kids cards can only be purchased at a staffed counter (not from the machines). 💡 Extra tips for families: – Always carry a few ¥100 coins — machines are quick and coins make it stress-free. – Save time by downloading a route app like Google Maps or Japan Transit Planner so you know your fares in advance. – If you’re travelling with a stroller, look for elevators near the wider gates — staff will help if needed. – Kids under 6 ride free with a paying adult, so if you’ve got little ones, that’s one less ticket to worry about! Japan’s transport system is one of the easiest in the world to navigate once you know these small hacks. Follow travel.with.my.3.kids for more family travel guides, real parent tips, and kid-friendly Japan itineraries 💛 ✈️🌏 . . . . . Japan with kids | Japan family travel tips | Tokyo with children | Osaka with kids | Kyoto family itinerary | Pasmo card Japan | IC card Japan | Japan train travel with kids | Japan public transport tips | Family friendly Japan travel | Japan travel hacks | riding trains in Japan with kids | navigating Japan transport | Japan family vacation guide | Tokyo subway with kids | Japan travel essentials | visiting Japan with family | Japan transportation for tourists | Japan train tickets with kids | tips for families traveling Japan 2025-09-24 16:40:08 .. 35 -43% 15 -41%
Book lovers and creatives, you do not want to skip these spots in Japan! 📚✨ And if you know someone planning a trip to Japan with kids - this is the type of post you will want to send them 📩 Start in Osaka, where Maruzen & Junkudo sit in Chayamachi, Umeda. It's one of the city’s trendiest neighborhoods. Think upmarket vintage clothing stores, stylish bookshops, and the perfect pit stop at Blue Bottle Coffee before or after browsing the shelves. It’s a chic, creative pocket of Osaka that feels worlds away from the busy main station. In Tokyo, the famous Kinokuniya Shinjuku is surrounded by neon lights, ramen shops, and the buzzing Shinjuku streets. It’s the perfect stop after wandering through Omoide Yokocho or before heading up to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building for a free city view. And don’t miss the Tokyo Origami Museum, tucked into a quieter neighborhood where you can experience a more local side of the city. After picking up gorgeous origami books and paper, stroll nearby streets for hidden cafes and small craft shops. These spots aren’t just for book shopping, they’re experiences that combine culture, creativity, and the magic of Japan. Perfect for families, travellers, and little creators who can’t get enough of books and crafts. 👉 Follow travel.with.my.3.kids for more family-friendly Japan tips, hidden gems, and creative adventures! . . . . best bookstores in Japan | where to buy origami books in Tokyo | Kinokuniya Shinjuku bookstore | Maruzen Osaka bookstore | Junkudo Osaka bookstore | Tokyo Origami Museum with kids | family travel Japan tips | creative travel in Japan | book lover Japan itinerary | things to do in Tokyo with kids | Shinjuku travel tips | Osaka Umeda Chayamachi guide | Blue Bottle Coffee Osaka | trendy vintage stores Osaka 2025-09-23 15:44:01 .. 60 -2% 23 -10%
📌🇯🇵🍜 SAVE this for the ULTIMATE 10 Day Kid-Friendly Japan Itinerary! From neon lights in Tokyo to rollercoasters in Osaka – here’s how to see the best of Japan with kids in tow. ✨ Day 1–3: Tokyo Kick off in Odaiba with teamLab Planets (kids will love splashing in the water room!) and the playground at Toyosu Roku-chome. Don’t miss the Miraikan Science Museum and the life-sized Unicorn Gundam at Diver City. Spend evenings soaking up the buzz in Shibuya or Shinjuku. Dedicate a full day to Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea (DisneySea is unique to Japan!). Then wander Ueno Park, explore the Museum of Nature and Science, and finish with views from Tokyo Skytree and dinner at Solamachi Mall. 🚆 Day 4–5: Nagoya Hop on the Shinkansen to Nagoya (1.5–2 hrs). Base yourself near Legoland Japan for easy access. Train lovers will adore the SCMaglev & Railway Park, then spend a full day at Legoland (with Sea Life Aquarium next door if you want a slower half day). 🚅 Day 6–7: Osaka + Kyoto Take the bullet train to Osaka (just 1 hr). Visit the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan and enjoy dinner in buzzing Dotonbori (don’t leave without trying takoyaki or okonomiyaki!). On Day 7, day trip to Kyoto – climb the famous red gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine (kids love spotting fox statues) and stroll through the Gion district for old-world charm. 🎡 Day 8–10: Osaka Spend a full day at Universal Studios Japan – book ahead for Super Nintendo World and check out Minion Park for little ones. Then explore Osaka Castle and its playground, Morinomiya Q’s Mall, and quirky Shinsekai. End with some shopping at MEGA Don Quijote. Round it off with Kids Plaza Osaka, the Umeda Sky Building, and one last ride on the Hep 5 Ferris Wheel. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Top Tips: ▪️ Central Square Life & Aeon = best supermarkets for snacks + bento ▪️ Kiddy Land & Yodabashi Camera = amazing toy stores ▪️ Saizeriya & Kamakura = easy kid-friendly meals Follow travel.with.my.3.kids for more Japan tips! 2025-09-22 15:52:13 .. 105 +72% 26 +2%

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