👋 Hey lovely travellers,

Hey,

If you love finding easy, genuinely doable travel ideas with kids, I’ve just created something I think you’ll love.

I’ve started a brand new Facebook group called Tiny Tourist Club 🤍
And it’s basically everything I wish existed when I first started travelling with little ones.

It’s a space for:

• sharing real family travel tips (not the overwhelming kind)
• swapping itineraries that actually work with kids
• discovering places that are worth the effort
• and honestly, just helping make travel feel a bit easier

I’ll be in there sharing:

• my latest finds around Sydney and beyond
• practical tips from trips we’ve actually done (with snacks, meltdowns and all)
• and new blog posts before or as they go live

👉 You can join the Tiny Tourist Club here​
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I really want this group to feel helpful, not noisy—a place where you can actually save ideas, ask questions, and come away with something useful.

✈️ If you’ve missed them, here are a few recent posts you might like:

• ​Long-haul flying with young kids: a survival guide​
• ​Navigating baby sleep while travelling​
• ​Rome with a baby: a family friendly guide​
• ​Melbourne for Minis: a kid-friendly guide to the city​

🧠 Family travel tip of the week

Pack one small “new” item for each day of your trip.

It doesn’t have to be anything big. A sticker book, a tiny toy, or even a new snack can work. Bringing out something they haven’t seen before buys you time in queues, on flights, or when you need a reset.

It sounds simple, but it works every time.

⭐ Featured post of the week

​Rainy day ideas in Sydney (From a Local)​
If you’re looking for easy, beautiful spots across Sydney that are actually worth visiting when the weather has turned bad, I’ve pulled together my go-to list. It includes a mix of iconic attractions, hidden gems, and family-friendly places that work in real life.

If this kind of content is your thing, I’d love to see you in the Facebook group.

Emma 🤍