Creators

Doodle the Travel Bug is a family that documents their travels across the United States. They create videos focused on historic hotels, regional food specialties, aquariums, and cemetery visits featuring notable graves. Their content covers destinations in all 50 states including Alaska, presenting family-oriented travel experiences and curated lists of attractions. They share their perspective as a family traveling together, highlighting distinctive and unusual locations alongside more traditional tourist sites throughout America.

Brittany shares experiences navigating motherhood and travel after years of international living. Her channel documents adjusting to life in Texas after three years abroad in the United Kingdom, while exploring travel with a baby and cultural differences between the US and UK. She has traveled since 2016, working full-time in multiple countries. Her content mixes real-life parenting experiences, travel tips for families with infants, and reflections on building routines in a new season of life. The channel evolved from travel-focused content to a lifestyle perspective addressing relocation, international work experience, and first-time motherhood.

Sue Patterson creates content and coaching for parents exploring unschooling and moving away from traditional curriculum-based homeschooling. She started homeschooling her three children in 1996 and transitioned to unschooling after a year of curriculum. Active in the unschooling community for nearly three decades, she now offers coaching, courses, and a membership community to help families worldwide build confidence in child-led learning. Her resources include a strewing calendar with daily learning ideas, weekly email tips, and private coaching sessions focused on practical approaches to create family life centered on joy and adventure.

They create outdoor adventure content centered on parenting and family life in mountain environments. Their videos document both small outings and extended trips with their family of five, covering activities in varied weather conditions. The content combines outdoor adventure with family-focused perspectives. Their parenting approach emphasizes children spending time outside, getting dirty, and having freedom to take risks and roam independently. The channel focuses on what they describe as adventure parenting and mountain lifestyle living as a family.

Rainbow Miller creates videos sharing slow, Waldorf-inspired homeschooling practices alongside content about herbs, birth, food, and daily life rhythms at home. As a mother of four, herbalist, and traditional doula, she presents unpolished, real moments from her family's life. Her content focuses on homeschooling approaches rooted in Waldorf education principles, herbal practices, and the practical aspects of daily household rhythms. She shares these experiences in an accessible, informal style aimed at viewers interested in alternative education methods and holistic family living.

Noel, Yolande, Ryke, and Liam are a South African family who create travel vlogs documenting their international journeys. They share experiences exploring different cultures and cuisines across various countries. Their content includes family travel vlogs, cultural experiences, budget tips, and culinary explorations. They publish new videos twice weekly, offering viewers a perspective on global travel from a family's point of view. Their channel focuses on authentic travel experiences and international food discoveries.

They create YouTube content about international travel with toddlers and young children. Their channel shares practical updates on traveling as a family while working remotely and homeschooling. The content is designed for families who work from home and homeschool their children, offering insight into how they manage the logistics and challenges of international family travel. They focus on making travel with young kids both manageable and enjoyable, documenting their experiences and strategies to help other families pursue similar adventures.

Rachel and Jase create content about raising their family of eight, sharing perspectives from over twenty years of parenting. They discuss their approaches to family life and adventures through podcast episodes and videos. Their content focuses on parenting tips, family discussions, and their experiences managing a large household while traveling. The creators offer their viewpoints on family dynamics and the methods they use in raising their children, presenting conversations between the two parents about their parenting choices and family adventures.

SuperHero Chasten creates family travel videos showcasing destinations and activities designed for parents traveling with children. Their content includes visits to theme parks, hiking trails, and local food establishments, alongside practical advice for families planning trips. They document their experiences through weekly vlogs that highlight both the memorable moments and everyday challenges of traveling with kids. The channel aims to demonstrate that family travel is achievable and rewarding, offering viewers destination ideas and real-world tips from a parent's perspective.

Morven shares family travel experiences from Scotland and beyond, creating videos about outings, trips, and holidays with her husband Neil and daughter Amber. Based in West Lothian, she documents adventures across Scotland while also covering cruises and Disney destinations. Her content offers honest accounts of their experiences, showing how they explore both local Scottish attractions and further destinations as a family. The videos feature day trips, longer holidays, and various travel styles suitable for families with young children.

Chanté Cross creates content about living abroad from a single-parenting perspective. She is a therapist, life coach, and counselor who shares both personal and professional experiences as a single parent living internationally. The channel evolved from a blog-based vlog space into focused documentation of her family's life abroad. Content addresses the realities of single parenting while navigating international relocation and travel, drawing on her background in counseling and coaching to inform her perspective on the challenges and experiences of raising children overseas.

Ragged Shoes documents a family of five traveling full-time while worldschooling three daughters: Aly, Lexi, and Paige. The content focuses on how each child engages with different countries, cultures, and people they encounter during their travels. Videos show the family navigating various destinations together, highlighting each daughter's distinct personality and approach to experiencing the world. They share their adventures through weekly videos that explore both the practical aspects of traveling as a family and the individual ways their children interact with new environments and communities around the globe.

This Canadian family of four shares resources and guidance to support families interested in worldschooling. They create content documenting their travel experiences and offering practical insights for families combining education with international travel. Their videos cover destinations across multiple continents, with particular focus on France, Mexico, and Thailand. The family transitioned from conventional school and work to full-time travel, and their children have been traveling internationally since infancy. They produce family travel content aimed at helping everyday families plan and execute successful worldschooling experiences.

Angelique and Serge document their family travels as a bilingual household from the Pacific Northwest. They share experiences from walking the Camino, exploring cities such as Vientiane, Bangkok, and Tokyo, and venturing through destinations including Iceland. Their content captures both international journeys and regional adventures in the Pacific Northwest. They create videos in English, French, and Thai, reflecting their multilingual family background. The channel follows their travels as their children grow, offering a perspective on how family trips evolve over time.

They create content about full-time family travel with a focus on accessibility. Since 2022, they have traveled continuously, sharing experiences across North America, Asia, Europe, and North Africa. Their content emphasizes accessible travel from the perspective of an above-the-knee amputee, showing how families can navigate destinations with mobility considerations. They frequently feature Japan in their content and focus on slow travel that prioritizes family connection and enjoyment over rapid destination hopping. Their audience includes families interested in extended travel and accessibility considerations.

They create travel videos documenting their experiences as a family of five traveling together since 2018. After a trip to Thailand in 2017, the parents and their three children—Cosimo, Emma, and Luca—left traditional schooling behind to worldschool while traveling. One parent works as a photographer and the other as an acupuncturist. Their videos share cultural experiences, everyday moments on the road, and lessons learned while traveling. They aim to inspire families to explore the world together, posting new content weekly that serves as a video diary of their life on the road.

The Boyds share family-friendly travel episodes documenting their adventures across various destinations. Based in Alberta, Canada, they explore internationally and locally, sometimes traveling by bus and sometimes flying overseas. Their content focuses on experiencing new places, foods, people, and cultures as a family. They present episodes that showcase both enjoyable and challenging moments of family travel, inviting viewers to follow along on their journeys around the world and within their home region.

Jen and Luis document their family's travels through vlogs and planning tips focused on Disney destinations and family travel. They share experiences from Disney parks including Walt Disney World and Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line sailings, and international family trips. Their content includes real-life travel vlogs, honest reviews of attractions and experiences, and practical advice for families planning similar vacations. They create content aimed at helping other families navigate theme park visits, cruise travel, and broader family adventures.

NSRIC International School in Toronto (NIST) produces educational content as part of the K12 Unit of NSRIC Inc. They operate as an Ontario-based accredited private school delivering Canadian Ministry of Education approved curriculum to students globally. The school is based in London, Ontario, Canada, and specializes in online education programs. Their content emphasizes applying creativity and inborn talents toward real-life learning. They follow a blended curriculum approach and deliver Canadian academic programs through distance learning formats for an international student audience.

Homeschooling with Intention creates content for homeschooling families. The creator is a Christian homeschool parent of three children and was herself homeschool-educated. She shares curriculum reviews and flip-throughs, organizational strategies, planning guidance, and reflections from her own homeschool experience. The channel aims to help viewers approach homeschooling with deliberate choices and draws on lessons learned from her upbringing. Content covers practical aspects of home education including curriculum selection, daily planning, and household organization.

They document full-time family vanlife while traveling through Europe, sharing their experiences of roadschooling two children from the UK through France, Germany, Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia. Their content focuses on life in a motorhome equipped for extended travel, including cooking from scratch, sourdough baking, indoor hydroponics, and carrying gear such as drones, cameras, boats, and diving equipment. They present their approach to mobile education and travel without compromises, aimed at families interested in vanlife and worldschooling lifestyles.

Our Little Voyages creates video content about traveling and unschooling with children. They document their family's worldschooling experiences through their YouTube channel and share aspects of their unschooling approach to education while traveling. The creators also organize worldschooling group trips, connecting families who travel while educating their children. They maintain multiple social media presences focused on travel experiences and unschooling life, providing perspectives on combining travel with alternative education methods for families exploring location-independent lifestyles.

Adrienne Brown shares homeschooling ideas, parenting support, and homemaking inspiration through weekly videos. With 26 years of homeschooling experience, she offers practical tips and creative strategies for making learning enjoyable, honest advice for navigating the challenges of raising children, and simple approaches to creating a peaceful home. Her content provides encouragement and guidance for homeschooling parents seeking to find their own rhythm while growing alongside their children. She focuses on delivering actionable ideas and personal insights drawn from her decades of hands-on experience.

Rachel creates videos for homeschooling families, drawing on her experience as a second-generation homeschooler. She shares curriculum advice, homeschool tips, toddler learning activities, and bilingual parenting insights with lighthearted humor. The channel addresses multilingual and multicultural homeschooling from an expatriate perspective, publishing new content twice weekly. Rachel also publishes printable homeschool curriculum materials and maintains a separate channel focused on family travel.