Free Resources To Help Up Level Your Next Adventure
Let’s Make Your Next Adventure Even Easier
Grab our most-loved resources for traveling, playing, and exploring with your little ones.
Our Lay and Play Adventure Mat was designed to make traveling and adventuring with your new baby easier—plain and simple.
But as a mama who loves taking family adventures, I know that travel is a lot more complicated than just having one great piece of gear.
To me, “gear” doesn’t just mean a great backpack or a super water bottle. Gear is everything in your toolbox that helps you plan, prep, and pull off a successful adventure—whether that’s a quick trip to the park, a three-day camping trip, a 1,000-mile road trip, or a beach vacation.
That’s why I’ve put together a set of free resources to make all your adventures a little more fun—and a lot easier.
Stress Less. Play More. Adventure Freely.
🍼 Baby Registry Checklist for Adventure Families
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The adventure doesn’t stop when you have a baby. This checklist gives you a comprehensive list of gear that’s great to have as you start adventuring with your new little one. Might as well add it to your baby registry now so you’re ready for that first adventure!
✈️ 7 Baby Travel Hacks You Wish You Knew Sooner
Our most downloaded freebie 👉 Tired of overwhelming baby travel advice? These aren’t your typical tips—they’re simple mindset shifts that make family adventures feel easier and more enjoyable.
🧸 Easy Floor Play Tips and Ideas
Floor play is one of the most important things to work into your daily routine with your baby. It offers tons of opportunities for building motor skills—and gives you some precious hands-free moments (which are also essential when you have a new baby).
The Lay and Play Adventure Mat wasn’t just made to help you get outside—it was designed with best practices in mind to help your baby grow and thrive.
🎒 Kids Packing List
Let’s build some independence and take some of the mental load off of you, mama!
This simple checklist lets you write down the number of each item your little one needs—then hand it over so they can choose their favorite things to pack.
Will the outfits match? Maybe not. But it opens up great conversations about how to choose clothes that work together.
(That said, as a mom of a middle schooler, I’ve accepted that “matching” is not a hill I’m willing to die on. You do you.)
👉 Want more tips? You can read more about kids' packing strategies in this blog post.