NuNomad Location Independent Living, Lifestyle Design, Independent Travel

As our year long Zaia family journey comes to an end, I recall the highlights of the year in photo galleries.

Your child’s age is a big factor in how they will adapt to life abroad or long term travel. Here are some pros and cons for each age group.

Watch nomadic kid Mia’s progress in Portuguese after 3 months in school in Brazil

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Author Maya Frost discusses educating her 4 daughters while living abroad as a location independent family.

In this third installation of our conversation with nomadic families we’re speaking with the Nancy Sarthre-Vogel of the Vogel family.  The Vogels have taken on the monumental challenge of cycling from Alaska to the tip of Argentina with their two young sons.  When we interviewed them about their lives in July 2009 they were just [...]

The Atkins family, long time nomad travelers and location independent, discuss their lives on the road and homeschooling their children.

Through wanderings of Twitterland I came upon @familyonbikes and was intrigued by their bi-contintental cycling adventure with two young sons.  The Vogel family has literally been “on the road” for two years now.  Beginning in Alaska they have slowly biked their way to Costa Rica and will continue until they reach the tip of Argentina.  [...]

The Atkins family, nomad travelers and location independents are now 6 months into their journey

About a year ago when I began this blog and was planning our time in Europe with 3 children, I ran into Manny Atkins on a travel forum and have been fascinated by her family ever since. The Atkins family are a departure from our traditional NuNomad profile in that they are not taking [...]