From Routine to Adventure – our family’s journey to Full Time Travel.
Life doesn’t always go as planned…
In fact, if you’d told me a few years ago that we’d be living a life of full-time travel, exploring Australia with our four kids, I probably would have laughed!
Back then, we were just trying to keep our heads above water. Stuck in a cycle of stress, survival, and routine.
But sometimes, life has a way of forcing you to stop and rethink everything.
For us, that turning point came after years of challenges, struggles, and one life-changing lightbulb moment that finally made us ask: What do we really want from life?
Here’s how we went from spiraling in stress to embracing a life of adventure—and why it’s been the most rewarding decision we’ve ever made.
Why Waiting for the ‘Perfect Time’ to Travel with Your Kids is a Myth
If I had a dollar for every time someone told me,
“We’d love to travel with our kids, but we’re waiting for the right time,”
I’d probably have enough to book another family holiday. I get it.
The thought of packing up your life and heading out on an adventure with kids can feel overwhelming. There are so many things to worry about—Will we be able to afford it? Will it be safe? Will the kids even remember it?
These are real fears, but I’m here to tell you something I’ve learned from my own experiences: the “perfect time” doesn’t exist.
And waiting for it?
That’s how you miss out on moments you’ll never get back.
From Textbooks to Tangible:
Think back to the most meaningful lessons you’ve learned in your life. Chances are, they weren’t things you memorized for a test or read once in a textbook. They were experiences—something you saw, did, or felt deeply. That’s the magic of hands-on learning.
Real-Life Learning Beyond the Classroom:
As parents who’ve chosen to homeschool, you already know the beauty of providing an education that nurtures curiosity, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning.
Home education isn’t about ticking boxes or following a rigid script—it’s about giving your child the freedom to explore, grow, and thrive in ways that reflect their unique gifts.