One of the highlights of living in Bariloche is world class skiing. This video is from our first visit to the mountain and Wolf’s first time on skis.

The first annual snapshot of Matt’s journey to musical virtuosity.

Ancient wisdom found in tales passed down through the ages is now updated - Kid•Dog•Travel style.

How do we balance adventure, risk taking, and safety? Jane talks all about it in this video - with a demonstration from Wolf!

Life is made up of moments. Travel can produce moments that are spectacular. In this post, Matt shares one of those.

This cautionary tale is a must read for all dog owners. Love of a persistent dog leads to the first fateful step down the slippery slope.

With all the social upheaval happening now, Jane shares a few thoughts on how both travel and reading can develop open-minded, tolerant, inclusive kids.

After an entire year of full-time travel and adventure, it's time to reflect on the experience.

How did we possibly go from a large house to a vehicle with a living space about the size of our master closet? Well... it wasn't easy.

How does travel impact kids? Jane goes right to the source. In this interview, Wolf gives his perspective on his many travel experiences.

There are a lot of reasons that people use for leaving their kids behind when traveling. Jane makes the case to take them.

You may be wondering how to lead your kids through this pandemic. Jane has a few thoughts on this topic, drawing on her background as head of leadership development for a 5 billion dollar company.

The Coronavirus has made for difficult times. Living in Argentina has raised the stakes for our decisions. We are making the most of an otherwise bad situation.

After our initial foray into life in an overland vehicle, we have decided to shift our setup. This post explores the why, what, and how of this big development.

Breaking down on the road is an ever present worry. And even though you are prepared for it, a breakdown is bad experience. Now imagine that you are in the middle of nowhere and there are serial killers in the area.

As parents, we have always been on the less screen time side of the spectrum. However, Wolf does have a tablet where he can watch educational oriented shows. Until, at least, until his behavior changes.

There we were… taking a leisurely hop over to town to send some documents to close on the sale of our house. An easy errand for sure. It didn’t quite turn out that way.

Creativity, free expression, writing, drawing - a four year old’s journal truly has it all!