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The day after Mother’s Day feels like the perfect time to celebrate the moms who make magic happen behind the scenes — the planners, the comforters, the advocates, and the memory makers. At Kids Love Travel, I wanted to begin a new series dedicated to highlighting real families and the many different ways they experience travel together. Welcome to our very first Family Feature — spotlighting the incredible Perez family and their honest, heartfelt journey traveling with child

When I told my friends we were about to drive 16 hours down to Florida, most of them thought we were crazy. The common question was, “Why not take a plane? It will be so much easier.” Growing up, my family never flew. In fact, the first time I flew was in college, out to Colorado. So for us, roadtripping felt natural. Looking back, that long drive turned out to be one of the best family travel experiences we’ve ever had. It gave us a chance to see unique places, enjoy spontan

Traveling with family has always been a special way to connect, but lately, I’ve been thinking about how much richer those experiences can be when multiple generations come together. Just the other day, I was chatting with my mom about planning a trip to Texas because my sons are obsessed with dinosaurs. Her eyes lit up, and before I knew it, she asked, “Can I come too?” That simple question sparked a whole new idea: why not plan a multi-generational trip with her and the res

Because getting there safely is the whole point of the adventure. Okay friends, let's have a heart-to-heart — loading the kids, a spouse, and what feels like our entire house into the car for a road trip is basically a sport. Before I even look up what snacks to pack or which playlist will keep the peace for the first 200 miles, I always come back to the thing that matters most: keeping my family safe on the road. I spent years traveling the United States as a kid-tester for