Having children doesn’t have to limit our adventures. If given the chance, our children will out-do us with their curiosity and flexibility every time.
Our son Caspian was born in December 2016, and he doesn’t know anything other than life on the road. Every person is a friend he hasn’t met yet. He doesn’t know a stranger. He is brimming with curiosity and always up for something new.
RV travel with Caspian from 2016-2021 sometimes required extra planning. And it definitely cut into that hot nightlife we used to have. But overall, his presence in our family has encouraged us to slow down, savor the little things, and laugh often.
If you are wondering about RV life with kids, I definitely encourage you to give it a try.
You can start with one of our most popular articles, Making Room for Baby in an RV.
We also have Making Room for a One Year Old in an RV and Making Room for a Toddler in an RV.
Our son Caspian finished his season of full-time RVing in early 2021, when we moved into our Jeep and began driving around the world.
For more articles related to traveling as a family, visit our Family Travel section.
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