

We REALLY Need a Break This Summer
Is your summer actually restful or just busy in a different place? Jinger & Jeremy get real about planning a truly restorative summer with little kids, sharing their own vacation wins and fails, why they're staying in California this year, and the honest truth about traveling with young children. But this episode goes…

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“I have my doctorate in the theology of rest. ❤ The most memorable vacations my kids, now adults, reminisce about are the ones that legitimately cost the least, and had no major planned events. Even the places we went where we drove, the kid…”
“Kids may not remember the exact events of a vacation, but they will remember the emotions. Hopefully they are positive memories: The happiness, the togetherness, the adventure, being loved. That is what is formative in childhood much more t…”
“San Diego has Legoland, the zoo, sea world, beaches, museums, shops, boat tours, Old Town, trolley tours, and rest if you want. It’s mostly perfect temperatures. We love it there.”
“My parents never had much money. I grew up in Orange County in the 70’s and my mom would drive at night to save gas and not use the A/C as we drove to Phoenix. We’d stay about one week with our great Aunt Sissie who spoiled us. We’d stay we…”
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