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Do you worry if your kids (or you) have the capacity to do the adventure or trip you want to do?Are you questioning if you have the right gear?
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045: Diapers for Travel, Camping & Backpacking with a Baby: Cloth Diapers vs Disposable Diapers (opens the original)
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Have you wondered how to do diapers while travelling, camping, hiking, or backpacking with a baby? And when does it make more sense to use disposable or cloth diapers? In this episode, I’m sharing everything we’ve learned from using cloth diapers with all three of our kids, from the newborn stage through potty training, as well as our experience using cloth diapers while travelling internationally, camping, and spending extended backpacking trips. I’m sharing some real-life examples of cloth dia
044: Kids Camping with Autism & ADHD: Sensory Tips and Preparing Your Child for the Campground (opens the original)
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In this episode of Let’s Go Outside, we sit down with Samantha Foote to explore the challenges and benefits of taking neurodivergent children into nature. Adventuring, camping, and exploring the outdoors offer massive developmental and regulatory benefits for kids with ADHD and Autism, but the transition can also introduce unfamiliar sensory triggers. Samantha breaks down how to anticipate common pain points beforehand, offering practical advice on preparing your child for the new sights, sounds
043: Thru Hiking with Kids, Minimalist Backpacking + Section B of the GDT (opens the original)
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What is it actually like to thru-hike the Great Divide Trail (GDT) with kids ? In this episode, I’m sharing our experience hiking about Section B, 198 km of the GDT with our three kids, including our 6-month-old baby. I’m talking about GDT preparation, hiking with kids, backpacking gear, food and meal planning, keeping kids motivated on long hiking days, baby gear, clothing, sleep, diapers, and some stories from our time on the trails. This is a very honest look at what worked, what didn't, and
042: How to Get Your Kids to Enjoy Hiking + Planning a Family Thru-Hike (opens the original)
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In this solo episode of the Let’s Go Outside Podcast, we are breaking down a massive family update—we are officially committing to thru-hiking a section of the Great Divide Trail (GDT) this summer with our three kids, including our 6-month-old baby! (so a three-week backpacking trip as a family!) Stepping away from the daily grind means swapping endless housework and domestic chaos for the beautiful simplicity of mountain life, but it also comes with real fears. I share honestly about the logist
041: NICU Journey: Navigating Medical Trauma & Returning to Adventuring Again with Kids (opens the original)
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What happens when life suddenly pauses everything you thought your family’s future would look like? In this emotional and inspiring episode of the Let’s Go Outside Podcast , adventurous outdoor mom Frieda Draxlir shares her family’s difficult NICU journey with her daughter Ivy, who was born at 32 weeks with a perforated bowel and required intensive medical care, including a PICC line for 3 years. Frieda shares the reality of spending time in the NICU over 2020, the uncertainty that came with car
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