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How To Plan A Trip To The UAE With Children: Tips for Parents

July 30, 2025momonthegoinholytoledo

It is not only couples or business travellers who go to the UAE for work-related matters. Families with children also visit the country. There are plenty of places to visit with the little ones. You only need to rent luxury car in Dubai and book a suitable hotel room to organise a trip. But don’t think that everything ends with booking accommodation and transport. A holiday with children requires more thorough organisation. You need to think about a lot of details. In our article, we collected a list of tips for parents.

New York City Trip: Day 2 Includes over 5 Iconic Landmarks

July 26, 2025momonthegoinholytoledo

When planning a trip to New York City with your kids, it can be a tad overwhelming. There are so many iconic structures, memorials, and cultural experiences to explore. How do you narrow it down?

New York City Trip: Day 1 Ellis and Liberty Islands

July 19, 2025July 19, 2025momonthegoinholytoledo

If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere…. Since my kids were little, I had always dreamt of taking them to New York City! Mind you, I never thought I’d be doing it by myself and with four teenagers, but I have to admit I don’t think I’d have it any other way. Teenage years are perfect for a trip to the Big Apple. It’s fascinating what New York does to you. I walked into the city a bit fearful, insecure, lacking in self-esteem and confidence, and I came out of that city confident, secure in who I am, knowing my worth. My kids are fairly certain I must have been a New York Taxi Cab driver in another life, lol! I can’t wait to share our adventure with you!

Salt Flats in Utah

June 19, 2025June 19, 2025momonthegoinholytoledo

Talk about thirsty! I was practically drooling when I saw the image of the individuals kayaking down the secluded, calm, turquoise clear-water canal radiating in contrast against the salt crystals. I could practically feel the tranquil, adventurous experience radiate through the screen. I desperately had to experience that moment. So when my boyfriend and I planned our trip to Utah I knew this had to be one of our stops.

From Beaches to Cities: How to Get Ready for a Spanish Getaway

June 6, 2025momonthegoinholytoledo

As the home of vibrant flamenco dances, golden beaches, and delightful tapas, Spain has long been an admired destination for vacationers worldwide. From strolling along the sun-drenched Costa del Sol to marveling at Gaudí’s masterpieces in Barcelona, a Spanish getaway is a magical adventure waiting to happen. Whether you’re exploring the cultural relics in Granada’s Alhambra or the endless nights in Madrid, preparing for your journey will shape the experience and memories you carry home. So, how does one prepare for a Spanish holiday? Let’s take a closer look.

4 Ways To Prevent Mold in Your Stored RV

February 17, 2025momonthegoinholytoledo

Owning an RV often means countless adventures and cherished family memories, but dealing with mold is a far less enjoyable experience. Mold is unsightly and damaging to your vehicle. Worse yet, it can impact the health of your loved ones.

Fortunately, with a bit of preparation and the right strategies, you can prevent mold in your stored RV and feel ready for the next trip.

4 Reasons To Buy Your Child Their Own Suitcase

January 22, 2025momonthegoinholytoledo

A suitcase is a must-have for any globetrotter, even the youngest ones. Although some parents share a suitcase with their kids, buying your child their own bag has its advantages. Not only does it give them a sense of responsibility and independence, but it also helps make traveling easier and more enjoyable for the whole family. This article highlights the top reasons to buy your child their own suitcase.

7 Teens/tweens, 2 Adults, 1 Island, No Ferries…our first camping experience!

August 14, 2024August 14, 2024momonthegoinholytoledo

I never understood it, shoot, if I’m being honest, I thought they were all crazy. What kind of a person volunteers to leave their climate-controlled home with a private bathroom, a fully stocked fridge, freezer, wifi, and all the modern-day accommodations they work so hard to provide their family and go live in the great outdoors for a week? To me that sounded like pure nonsense, borderline insanity. Vacations should require less work, not more. Why pack towels, air mattresses, sheets, pots, pans, coolers, etc.? Why not save yourself time, energy, and bug bites and just stay home? After an impromptu extended stay on an island with 7 tweens/teens, one brutal storm, dirty underwear, greasy hair, and legs you could play connect-the-bug bites on I think I finally get it. I drank the Kool-Aid. What’s even more shocking, is I miss it, there, I said it. But I’m getting ahead of myself, let me start from the beginning.

Utah Road Trip: Bryce Canyon National Park

July 22, 2024August 5, 2025momonthegoinholytoledo

1800 miles put on the rental car, 4 National Parks, 3 states, the hottest week on record (122 degrees F), 2 best friends, and 1 engagement! Day 1 in Utah, and we just left Zion National Park, and we headed to our next National Park, Bryce Canyon!

Zion National Park Proposal

July 18, 2024momonthegoinholytoledo

1800 miles put on the rental car, 4 National Parks, 3 states, the hottest week on record (122 degrees F), 2 best friends, and 1 engagement ring later! But I am getting ahead of myself, let me start at the beginning. The very beginning, and for us moms, and parents, it’s that moment you allow yourself permission to practice self-care, relinquish any parental guilt, and don’t let any shame permeate reminding yourself that other people’s options are their business. I know, it’s easier said than done, but only once you achieve this can you enjoy yourself, otherwise someone else will be renting space in your head during your entire adventure!