Travel + Everyday

Quince

We are always drawn to pieces that make travel feel lighter, simpler, and a little more pulled together. Quince is one of our favorite places for well-made basics that pack easily, wear well, and work across different kinds of days.

Thousand

All three of our kids have Thousand helmets, and they have held up beautifully through everyday use and travel. One even held up perfectly through a pretty hard crash from our four-year-old, which gave us a lot of confidence in them. They are comfortable, thoughtfully designed, and easy to bring along for biking and scootering in new places.

Thule Sapling

The Thule Sapling has been one of our favorite pieces of baby gear for getting outside with a little one. We use it for all kinds of outdoor exploring. It comes in especially handy for places where a stroller is not the best fit. It feels especially intuitive, with thoughtfully designed details that make it easy to use and adjust as you go. Our baby loves being up high and able to see everything around us, which makes the experience more enjoyable for everyone. We also love the matching sling pack that attaches to it for extra storage and the small essentials we like to keep close.

EXPED USA

Some trips ask for a little more comfort by the end of the day. We especially love EXPED’s wool pillows and sleeping bags, which make outdoor travel feel warmer, softer, and more settled. It is the kind of gear that brings a little more ease to camping and life on the road.

Rover

Travel often begins with the details at home. Rover has been a helpful resource when we need trusted pet care, and having that support in place makes it easier to leave well and settle into a trip with more peace of mind.

Wellness + Home

Primally Pure

When we pack, we try to keep things simple and intentional. Primally Pure is one of our favorite sources for personal care products that feel clean, practical, and easy to fold into travel without bringing too much.

Thrive Market

Thrive Market has been especially helpful for travel snacks, pantry basics, and toiletries. It is one of those quiet resources that makes the days before a trip feel more manageable, and helps us stock up on the things we know we will actually want on the road.

Kids + Learning

eeBoo

We love bringing a few beautiful, low-clutter activities when we travel. EeBoo is a favorite for that. Their puzzles, games, and learning activities feel engaging. They work especially well if we need a slow afternoon reset.

Yoto

Yoto has been one of our favorite travel companions. The kids independently listen to stories and music without screens. We use it during travel days and quiet time.