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Simply For Flying – My Flight Logbook: My Kids’ First Logbook

August 24, 2018August 20, 2019Wellington World Travels4 Comments

We are a family of travelers, and our kids love traveling by plane. Actually, our son just had his 75th flight recently. So I have been looking for a kids’ logbook to log all these flights for a long time. I used to keep my kids boarding passes together with mine in my diary journal. […]

Kuala Lumpur with Kids: KL Tower, Mini Zoo, Aquarium

August 17, 2018August 21, 2019Wellington World Travels15 Comments

Our 3-week vacation in the Philippines was over, and it was time to go back home to Qatar. We decided to stop over in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia first. I have traveled there solo, with my husband, and with my son before. This time, I was traveling with my 2 kids: Charles (3 years old) and […]

Bento Cooking Class in Tokyo

May 18, 2018August 20, 2019Contributor24 Comments

One of the most fascinating and exciting things about visiting Japan, and Tokyo in particular, is the choice of food available. Travelers will rave about dishes like Okonomiyaki, Takiyaki, Yakisoba, Tempura, Ramen, Udon……….the list goes on and on. As a visitor from Australia, where food is often just a means of sustenance, the culture in […]

Why I Love Traveling With My Siblings

April 27, 2018September 6, 2019Wellington World Travels47 Comments

I have traveled to several destinations alone, with my husband, and with my kids. And traveling with my siblings is also one of my treasured moments. From spending Christmas in Singapore, having a blast in Disneyland Hong Kong, going to the Underground River in the Philippines, sand duning in Qatar, and exploring Kuala Lumpur, my […]

10 Things To Do in Bohol in One Day

March 30, 2018September 6, 2019Wellington World Travels28 Comments

On Charles’ first trip to the Philippines, we went to Bohol which is located in the Central Visayas region and east of Cebu. We wanted to go to Cebu originally. But since we were only staying for three days, we chose Bohol. Bohol is considered the tenth largest island of the Philippines. Like any other […]

Koala Baby Multitasker 5-Piece Diaper Bag Set

Carry-On Diaper Bag Packing Checklist for Flying with a baby 0-6months | Free Printable Download

March 9, 2018September 8, 2019Wellington World Travels14 Comments

There’s a new addition to the family. I recently gave birth to a baby girl last year. So this means, ‘hello diaper bag’ again. For the past couple of years, whenever I travel with my son, I let him bring his own bag. That way, I can bring my own tote bag and be stylish. But […]

Lightning McQueen Rolling Luggage Review

March 2, 2018September 5, 2019Wellington World Travels5 Comments

My son loves toy cars, and one of his favorite toys which is also a cartoon character is Lightning McQueen from the movie Cars. The moment I saw the Lightning McQueen Rolling Luggage online, I know my son will love this bag so I decided to buy one for him. Here are my thoughts. […]

How to Survive Flying with Morning Sickness

February 23, 2018August 20, 2019Wellington World Travels12 Comments

Morning sickness is one of the symptoms of pregnancy that involves nausea and vomiting. For many pregnant women, this is the toughest part of early pregnancy. Although not all women experience this (I didn’t have any during my first pregnancy), it could be uncomfortable and inconvenient when traveling. I had mild morning sickness during my […]

20 Fun Things To Do In Singapore With Kids

July 10, 2017September 6, 2019Wellington World Travels39 Comments

Singapore is the ultimate place whether you are going on a family vacation, a trip with friends or solo exploration. With its unique culture, skyscrapers with peculiar designs, modern architecture and efficient public transport scheme, it’s one of the best places for families. I went there alone, with my friends, with my family, with my […]

Tips for Traveling With an Infant Alone

January 16, 2017September 6, 2019Wellington World Travels13 Comments

Traveling with an infant alone is not as hard as it sounds. But I know like any first-time moms, we tend to over prepare (and overthink!).  I have traveled with my son several times alone in a plane, whether it is a 45-minute domestic flight or a 15-hour international flight. Read more: Why Traveling with Young […]