L.A. Family Travel
Rina Baraz Nehdar is the Founder and Editor of L.A. Family Travel, as well as a mom to two energetic boys. Her goal is to introduce them to different cultures beyond their everyday experiences and to promote harmony among them. Rina's writing has received recognition in various formats, including print, television, and radio journalism. Prior to becoming a mom, she worked as a news reporter and anchor on TV and radio. After her children arrived, she transitioned to print journalism, often squeezing in writing during nap times and when household chores were left undone. Since then, she has become a regular contributor to numerous publications focusing on Family Travel and Luxury Travel for Business (see links below). With a wealth of ideas, Rina launched and now manages this online family travel magazine. Its mission is to assist families in navigating the difficulties of traveling with kids and to provide exciting family vacation ideas through engaging stories filled with valuable insights. Rina collaborates with writers from across the nation to broaden the range of destinations featured, aiming to connect with real families who may not be ready to abandon their routines entirely but are seeking enjoyable trips with their children, friends, or partners.
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lafamilytravel.com | Jeroslyn JoVonn
(This article may or may not contain affiliate links. What does that mean?)As a new mom, I’ll admit the idea of planning a trip with my daughter felt overwhelming at first. But like so much of motherhood, I’ve learned that taking a deep breath, staying flexible, and not overthinking everything goes a long way. Plus, between my husband and me, we’re basically the American Dream Team—think sleep-deprived superheroes in matching spit-up-stained shirts.
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lafamilytravel.com | Steffy McCourt
(This article may or may not contain affiliate links. What does that mean?)Planning a Walt Disney World vacation with teens feels a little like hopping onto a roller coaster – exhilarating, unpredictable, and, honestly, a little dizzying at times. With three boys ages 15, 13, and 11, our Disney trip was all about finding thrill rides and grabbing the best (and most cost-effective) snacks. NO TIME TO ENJOY THIS ARTICLE NOW?
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lafamilytravel.com | Rina Nehdar
(This article may or may not contain affiliate links. What does that mean?)Coming back from Los Cabo after my stay at Hacienda Encantada Resort and Residences, everyone on the plane was abuzz. Even the line to board through the gate tunnel had felt like a party. Passengers were talking to strangers near them, smiling, asking where they had stayed, feeling good, even though they were leaving behind their margaritas. For now.
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2 weeks ago |
lafamilytravel.com | Steffy McCourt
(This article may or may not contain affiliate links. What does that mean?)There are so many great things to do in the state of Michigan with kids. I should know; I live here with my own kids. And the truth of the matter is, there are so many wonderful things to do that it is next to impossible to do them all while your kids are still, well, kids.
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lafamilytravel.com | Steffy McCourt
(This article may or may not contain affiliate links. What does that mean?)A trip to a Midwest theme park is a rite of passage for any family with kids who love roller coasters, water slides, or eating funnel cake for lunch. After enough summers spent chasing three energetic boys across wave pools and standing in long lines for roller coasters that last two minutes, this list of the best amusement parks in the Midwest practically wrote itself.
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