Meagan Wristen

5 days ago | mommytravels.net | Meagan Wristen

Have you just finished a great book and now you don’t know what book to read next? Try one of the best books listed below. Each will keep you reading in a different way. No matter whether you like mysteries, true stories, the best inspirational books or fiction that could be true, there is something for you listed below.

1 week ago | mommytravels.net | Meagan Wristen

If trucks had personality types, the 2025 Nissan Frontier PRO-4X would be the bold, outdoorsy one who shows up early, stays late, and still looks great covered in mud. With a fresh new look, smarter tech, and enough muscle to tow your whole weekend, this truck isn’t just for show—it’s built to work, play, and then some. Whether you’re navigating rocky backroads or navigating the chaos of graduation week (hi, yes, that was me), the Frontier PRO-4X handles it all without a single complaint.

1 week ago | mommytravels.net | Lisa Futterman |Meagan Wristen

Calgary, Alberta took me by surprise on my recent late spring visit, and not just because of the delightful weather. I found iconic drinks and eats, a super walkable downtown, and beautiful historic and contemporary architecture, plus the friendliest and most welcoming citizens. Add in the arts and culture scene–the Calgary Opera, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, and dozens of museums and galleries, and this thriving Canadian town is definitely worth a visit.

2 weeks ago | mommytravels.net | Meagan Wristen

Let’s be honest: traveling to Europe with teens and tweens can be the ultimate family bonding experience—or a week-long eye-roll marathon. But good news: Europe is a giant playground disguised as a culture trip. With the right mix of cool cities, Instagram-worthy moments, and just enough history to keep their brains firing, you can actually enjoy a trip where everyone’s happy(ish).

2 weeks ago | mommytravels.net | Meagan Wristen

So you’re thinking about braving Asia with your teens and tweens? First of all, you’re a legend. Second of all, you’re going to need a plan that combines culture, chaos, and creature comforts (read: WiFi and snacks). Fortunately, Asia is bursting with destinations that are as captivating for kids as they are for parents who just want to survive another family vacation without anyone threatening to go live with Grandma.