Is This Our Final Baby? (answering your most asked questions)

We are sitting down to answer your most-asked questions
- What's up with Cooper?
- Are you homeschooling your kids?
- Future Travel Plans?
- Our Old House?
- Are we having more babies? and more!

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Hi, we are Stephen, Jess and little Hunter, a traveling family who spent 2020 self-converting a van before moving in full-time to drive around our home country of Australia. We have now completed our lap, said our goodbyes, and resumed full-time travel before we wait for our second baby to arrive.

[amyhawks]

As a teacher you should start a home schooling program of your own that you can share with other traveling families! Create a curriculum that can be tailored to your lifestyle! Such a vital resource to provide!

[christine]

Maybe your next book could be about how to travel with babies and toddlers? You both have so much experience I bet it would be a best seller 😊

[Mangochutneybam]

Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Greenland! Would love to see those travel series😍

[msvespa]

Ireland, come to Ireland, tour the entire island, you're a wholesome couple with a wholesome family, the kids would love it, yes, I know, it's not exotic, but it's full of hidden beautiful places, wonderful food, very child friendly, safe, cosy, and we would love to have you here, especially the west coast, the beauty of the place is astounding.

[carolynk.]

I’m really interested in hearing how you came up with Koa’s name?

[mindenbuckingham]

Homeschool Mom of Many years here. My kids were in a Primary School for a few years, and then we pulled them out to homeschool. They are far more social having been homeschooled, as in Primary school they stuck to communicating with 'their friends', as being homeschooled they go out of their way to communicate and meet new children as we are on the go. It has taught them how to be kind and friendly to everyone (on a safe level of course). PS: my LG Washer/Dryer sings the same song. LOL. Please do Norway!

[PatriciaRegier]

I was curious too, did you sell your old house? Or are renting it out? Did you buy or rent this new house? Maybe it's not our business. Are you selling Couper the van?

[meagananne]

I hope you guys bring back the podcast for a bit before getting back on the road full time! I would love to see a south/Central America series - Mexico and Ecuador specifically

[christineford]

Great chat … you are great parents and educating Hunter is obviously something that comes natural to you … and all of us … she is thriving … no matter where she is .

[peggymurphy]

I’d love to see you do a proper road trip in Eastern Canada. The maritimes and Newfoundland and Labrador. I’ve never seen a travel channel series of this part of Canada. Everyone seems to do the west and the Rockies but the east is its own magical place.

[lilfaria]

Would love to see you travel Portugal and Madeira Island it’s SOO beautiful!!!

[sadyesagov]

For the class: I would LOVE to know how to research and plan activities. Where do you find ideas? Are there any specific applications or organizational strategies you use to keep track and plan your days? I really love to travel, but often get overwhelmed when there are so many amazing options to pick between. I would also really love to hear more about traveling with kids. This video was fantastic in that regard :)

[kylielynne]

Did you sell the old house?? Or are you keeping it to rent out?

This was fun! Always love a q&a

[lilly_chills]

A roadtrip through the Nordic countries would be so amazing. I would love to see you here in Norway :D I'm sure Craig and Aimee have some experiences to share from their time here in Custard.

[rebeccalomax]

I am just picturing Hunter doing school in so many places 🙂 I am looking forward to it. I can also see Hunter playing school with Koa in a few years.

[jackienaiditch]

I'd love to see you rent a van and travel throughout the French countryside, which is so diverse. There's the cave area in the southwest, the Riviera, the World War II beaches in the north, and Provence. There's the old walled towns, like Rocamadour. I think many Americans (I live in the U.S.) think of France as Paris and maybe the Riviera. But there's so much more.

[claires]

Koa is already getting bigger! How sweet🧡

[bookiemeow]

Do a roadtrip in The Netherlands :) all the other travel channels only visit Amsterdam, but there is so much more to see. And big plus, you dont have to drive a lot, the country is so small. You can also combine it with Belgium and Luxemburg :) and when in the Netherlands, go to the Efteling themepark!

[danielle]

Whenever we pulled our children out of school to travel, we would get them to write a diary of their holiday as well as include things that they thought were better, worse or just different to their lives back in Australia. We look back on these and it brings back many special memories. As you said, kids learn so much by travelling and I wished we had done more of it instead of waiting until school holidays when things were more crowded and expensive and time limited. One topic I would love to see you cover is how you as YouTubers plan for your retirement.

[emsparamedic]

Most of your old viewers like me probably have wondered what you did with your old house. It was a cool house. Loved the kitchen. If l remember correctly you rented it out just before you set out on your travels with Cooper. Seems smart to me.