Jennifer Liwanag
Based in Edmonton, Alberta
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Jennifer Liwanag
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My Story
Where family trips turn into core memories. I’m a toddler mom (with another little one on the way) who never stopped traveling after having kids—and now I help other parents do the same! With elevated experiences and unique themed itineraries carefully selected with little ones in mind, I carry the mental load of researching, planning, and managing the back-end logistics of your trip—from early planning stages to your return back home—so you can focus on what matters most: being present and making memories with your little ones.
Travel Style
My travel style is built for families who want a trip that feels special and doable. I gravitate toward beautiful hotels and resorts that feel luxurious without forgetting what families actually need. I believe the best trips have a balanced rhythm—time to see must-see sights and gorgeous views paired with real down time to rest and recharge. Midday breaks are a non-negotiable in my itineraries (especially for my Little One), because well-rested kids—and parents—make for happier trips all around.
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A No-Rush, Family-First, Toddler-Approved Weekend in Canmore
While the Canadian Rockies are often known for their countless picturesque views of mountains and vibrant turquoise lakes, scenic hikes, and year-round outdoor sports, they can also be a relaxing getaway filled with nature therapy and family time. Just an hour south of Banff sits a small mountain town called Canmore, Alberta, a secret gem for many locals. With fewer crowds, more affordable accommodations, and slow-living vibes, Canmore is the perfect getaway for a relaxing weekend to reset and reconnect.
A No-Rush, Family-First, Toddler-Approved Weekend in Canmore
While the Canadian Rockies are often known for their countless picturesque views of mountains and vibrant turquoise lakes, scenic hikes, and year-round outdoor sports, they can also be a relaxing getaway filled with nature therapy and family time. Just an hour south of Banff sits a small mountain town called Canmore, Alberta, a secret gem for many locals. With fewer crowds, more affordable accommodations, and slow-living vibes, Canmore is the perfect getaway for a relaxing weekend to reset and reconnect.
Fewer Crowds, More Magic: A Winter Staycation in the Canadian Rockies for Families With Toddlers
Everyone raves about the beauty of Banff in the summer season, but you’ll absolutely fall in love when you finally visit it in the winter. With less crowds, snow-topped peaks, and lots of winter activities the whole family can enjoy, this may become your family’s new favorite winter getaway!
Fewer Crowds, More Magic: A Winter Staycation in the Canadian Rockies for Families With Toddlers
Everyone raves about the beauty of Banff in the summer season, but you’ll absolutely fall in love when you finally visit it in the winter. With less crowds, snow-topped peaks, and lots of winter activities the whole family can enjoy, this may become your family’s new favorite winter getaway!
Making Walt Disney World Magical With a Baby Under 2
Some may say that visiting Walt Disney World with a baby isn’t worth it because the chaos doesn’t even make it feel like a vacation and in the end they won’t remember it. And it’s true: visiting Walt Disney World does require a lot of planning—but you don’t have to be the one stressing over doing it all yourself. As a Mom of a toddler (and another on the way) who loves Disney World, I can assure you, there are right ways to do Disney without long park days, cranky kids, and feeling like this was the wrong investment for your annual vacation budget. Here’s how to visit Walt Disney World with a little one so you leave actually feeling the magic.
Making Walt Disney World Magical With a Baby Under 2
Some may say that visiting Walt Disney World with a baby isn’t worth it because the chaos doesn’t even make it feel like a vacation and in the end they won’t remember it. And it’s true: visiting Walt Disney World does require a lot of planning—but you don’t have to be the one stressing over doing it all yourself. As a Mom of a toddler (and another on the way) who loves Disney World, I can assure you, there are right ways to do Disney without long park days, cranky kids, and feeling like this was the wrong investment for your annual vacation budget. Here’s how to visit Walt Disney World with a little one so you leave actually feeling the magic.
A No-Rush, Family-First, Toddler-Approved Weekend in Canmore
While the Canadian Rockies are often known for their countless picturesque views of mountains and vibrant turquoise lakes, scenic hikes, and year-round outdoor sports, they can also be a relaxing getaway filled with nature therapy and family time. Just an hour south of Banff sits a small mountain town called Canmore, Alberta, a secret gem for many locals. With fewer crowds, more affordable accommodations, and slow-living vibes, Canmore is the perfect getaway for a relaxing weekend to reset and reconnect.
A No-Rush, Family-First, Toddler-Approved Weekend in Canmore
While the Canadian Rockies are often known for their countless picturesque views of mountains and vibrant turquoise lakes, scenic hikes, and year-round outdoor sports, they can also be a relaxing getaway filled with nature therapy and family time. Just an hour south of Banff sits a small mountain town called Canmore, Alberta, a secret gem for many locals. With fewer crowds, more affordable accommodations, and slow-living vibes, Canmore is the perfect getaway for a relaxing weekend to reset and reconnect.
Fewer Crowds, More Magic: A Winter Staycation in the Canadian Rockies for Families With Toddlers
Everyone raves about the beauty of Banff in the summer season, but you’ll absolutely fall in love when you finally visit it in the winter. With less crowds, snow-topped peaks, and lots of winter activities the whole family can enjoy, this may become your family’s new favorite winter getaway!
Fewer Crowds, More Magic: A Winter Staycation in the Canadian Rockies for Families With Toddlers
Everyone raves about the beauty of Banff in the summer season, but you’ll absolutely fall in love when you finally visit it in the winter. With less crowds, snow-topped peaks, and lots of winter activities the whole family can enjoy, this may become your family’s new favorite winter getaway!
Making Walt Disney World Magical With a Baby Under 2
Some may say that visiting Walt Disney World with a baby isn’t worth it because the chaos doesn’t even make it feel like a vacation and in the end they won’t remember it. And it’s true: visiting Walt Disney World does require a lot of planning—but you don’t have to be the one stressing over doing it all yourself. As a Mom of a toddler (and another on the way) who loves Disney World, I can assure you, there are right ways to do Disney without long park days, cranky kids, and feeling like this was the wrong investment for your annual vacation budget. Here’s how to visit Walt Disney World with a little one so you leave actually feeling the magic.
Making Walt Disney World Magical With a Baby Under 2
Some may say that visiting Walt Disney World with a baby isn’t worth it because the chaos doesn’t even make it feel like a vacation and in the end they won’t remember it. And it’s true: visiting Walt Disney World does require a lot of planning—but you don’t have to be the one stressing over doing it all yourself. As a Mom of a toddler (and another on the way) who loves Disney World, I can assure you, there are right ways to do Disney without long park days, cranky kids, and feeling like this was the wrong investment for your annual vacation budget. Here’s how to visit Walt Disney World with a little one so you leave actually feeling the magic.
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