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About Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away
Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away (@familyad.ventures) is a Lifestyle creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel Influencers. The account has 69,183 followers and 381 published posts. Recent posts average 32,456 likes and 244 comments, an engagement rate of 39.96%.
With 69.2K followers, Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 2,277 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 30 followers per account Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away follows. Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away under Lifestyle, with Travel Influencers as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away runs to 13 words across 4 lines. The bio mentions @creaturecurriculum and @victoriasinnwolfville. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away dates from April 2024.
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Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away, 8 are videos and 2 are single images. That mix leans toward videos. 381 published posts give Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 182 followers for each post published. Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away also keeps 38 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 183 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include itās, been, weāve, moments and together. The captions tag #familyphotos, #familytravel, #adventure, #bigfamilylife and #travel.
The overall exhaustion was possibly the worst, paired with the immense pressure and pain down there from their weight and it made keeping up with the kids nearly impossible all day long. Yet I had to, because if I sat down or got too comfy there was honestly a good chance that I wasnāt going to be able to get back up. I wish I would have been able to record the time that I was stuck in bed after grabbing a nap with Sawyer (2). I tried multiple times to heave my belly over to be able to get out but I was unsuccessful. I had to ask Sawyer to get Jesse off a work call. I would have called him, or taken a videoā¦ but my phone was on the nightstand too far out of reach. š
I waddled for what felt like months and had days where the pain felt unbearable, but I did everything in my power to remind myself how incredibly lucky I was to be keeping them on the inside so long.
Because no matter how hard it was on my body, it was nothing compared to how hard it must be for the nicu mamas out there. Those mamas have such strength š
** my biggest piece of advice, maybe the wrong advice? Is in the last sentences of this post. Itās helped me focus on whatās most important to me**
Itās easiest now; to pick my battles. I know where I want to put my energy and expecting them to want to sit still for an hour while we wait for food is not one of those things.
Soon enough they will sit for longer, keep busy colouring or just chatting about the days adventures when we are out to eat.
But now isnāt the time. They are 2 and they need (and want) me to hold them, to play playdough with them and to continuously hide the same toy in my fist over and over and over and act just as impressed when they find it.
Itās not that it isnāt tiring, because it sure is, but itās easier now for me to appreciate it all knowing how quickly it passes by. I just have to look at their older brothers and sister and feel it so deeply. Soon enough the twins will be big kids and I wonāt get this time back.
For any of the new mamas out there, donāt worry what others think if your little wonāt stay still, if they constantly jump around or want to be on your lap. Donāt worry if they donāt act like adults, or like 10 year olds for that matter.
When Iām feeling self conscious in public Iāve always reminded myself that I (respectfully) care more about my childrenās opinion of me than that of a stranger.
That helps guide my way š
Theyāve schooled us on how to sweat the small stuff less and laugh a whole lot more, showing us the magic in everyday moments we used to overlook. Thanks to them, we learned to let go of what we canāt control and to embrace the wild, beautiful ride that is parenting head-on, with a lot less worry and a lot more wonder.
Theyāve turned us into experts at finding joy in the mess, adventure in the mundane, and lessons in the chaos. Together weāre getting a daily masterclass in living fully, loving fiercely, and laughing loudly, no matter what life throws our way.
These 6 remind us that itās not about keeping everything under control, but about making sure everyone feels loved through it all. Theyāve taught us that the best moments often come from the unexpected, the unplanned, and the imperfect.
Theyāve shown us that life doesnāt have to be perfect to be wonderful, it just needs to be lived together.
#familyphotos #familytravel #adventure #bigfamilylife
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We do our best to find ornaments made from local artisans and makers at each location and that best represent a favourite moment from that trip.
Every Dec 1st we then take a trip to a local tree farm to find the perfect Christmas tree and after we are home and warm we bring out the bins full of ornaments and talk about each and every one. The kids can usually remember where each ornament is from and even who picked it out on the trip!
The pictures arenāt needed, but we started adding little prints from our Instax and itās so fun to look at a few special moments to help us remember even more (especially for the trips we took years ago that the littlests donāt remember).
I wish we would have started this tradition earlier, but Iām so thankful for the ones weāve collected so far, the memories weāve made and the time we slow down around the holidays each year to reflect on some of our favourite family moments.
Anyone do something similar? Whatās your favourite holiday tradition?
Happy Holidays,
much love xo
Kristen, Jesse, Quinn, Rowan, Parker, Sawyer, Brooks and Lennon
š· this was as we were trying to get a picture of just the two of us, but the kids knew it should be a family photo š„°
Jesse and I met in our third year of University and we fell hard, and fast. We moved in together after a month of dating and he proposed after only 6 months.
Everyone thought it was too rushed; that we were too young.
But we were sure it was right. These last 15 years havenāt all been easy. Weāve been through our fair share of challenges. And with 6 kids born in 8 years, 9 moves, countless house flips and renovations, being self employed, founding multiple businesses and plenty of travel we are constantly finding ourselves in situations where it could feel like too much.
And it would be- too much for either one of us alone. But together weāve always felt like we can do anything. And thatās an amazing feeling and the type of support we try and show our kids too.
So even though when I first saw this picture I admittedly wished the kids were walking in there too, Iām so glad we got a capture of just the two of us.
And it deserves to live right here š
Thank you š„¹
Yet, amidst the breathtaking landscapes and laughter, thereās a truth that deserves acknowledgmentāthe unseen moments behind the scenes, the challenges that donāt make it to the highlights reel.
This video captures the wow, the wonder and the smiles, but itās essential to recognize the worry, the tough moments and at times the tears that are an integral part of our journey too.
Itās during these challenges that Iām not reaching for my phone, but reaching for what matters mostāmy children, ensuring their comfort and security.
Because of that I often miss documenting the ālowsā, but my intention is never to shield you all from them, but instead put my undivided attention onto my children.
So, hereās to authenticity and embracing the full spectrum of family travel and adventure.
In every tough moment, thereās resilience.
In every joyful experience, thereās love.
The essence of your journey lies not just in the picturesque destinations you travel to, but in the shared moments, the laughter, the tears, and the unwavering bond that defines you as a family and leaves you with memories that will last a lifetime.
Because as we all know, itās in all of the moments, the highs and the lows, that those memories are formed.
If youāre willing, Iād love to hear of a difficult (low) travel moment thatās become a memory your family now talks about!
Itās included some long travel days to get here, but we are forever grateful for the time together and these experiences while exploring new places. Weāve been adding highlights of the countries weāve visited so far and I am working hard behind the scenes to get our website up and running full of itineraries, cost breakdowns, preferred routes, accommodations, tips and tricks weāve learned in each country and our recommended family friendly adventures! Once I have a good handful of countries ready I will let you know! I truly hope that one day it helps you in your travel planning.
Where weāve been since we left in Aug;
* Scotland
* The Netherlands
* Germany
* Austria
* Switzerland
* France
* Belgium
* Tanzania
* Kenya
* Greece
* Turkey
* England
* Finland
Any guesses where we go next?. š¤
And question!! If we do a group trip with discounts next year- should it be on Safari or north to Lapland?!
(š„ a group of rhinos is called a crash)
Weāve made it to Kenya. I still need to share our final day at Taasa in Tanzania And our travel day, but wifi has been spotty and I just needed this to live right here š¦
(Kids were in no danger. The rhinos continued on their way to the watering hole. Absolutely Amazing to witness).
#travel #travelkenya #travelafrica #africa
Our flight is in less than 24 hours and we are still missing 2 of 8 visa approvalsā¦ so as always thereās a little added fun before we take off.
But, itās all part of the adventure and the stories we will share for years to come. That said- Iām hoping we get the email today which will save some headache upon arrival in Tanzania.
Let the adventures begin!
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Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away's engagement rate on Instagram is 39.96%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 3 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 133 to 1, with 32,456 likes and 244 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away (@familyad.ventures) is a Lifestyle creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel Influencers. Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away runs to 13 words across 4 lines.
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Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away has 69,183 followers on Instagram (69.2K). Set against 2,277 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 30 followers per account Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away follows. 381 published posts give Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away a moderate archive on Instagram.
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Family Ad.ventures | Taking Kids on Adventures Home and Away's engagement rate on Instagram is 39.96%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 3 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 133 to 1, with 32,456 likes and 244 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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