Realistic Winter Hike with 2 Kids and a Dog #winterhiking #hikingwithkids #hiking #momlife #momof2

[birdfrostt]

seeing videos like these reminds me how much i appreciate my parents. I work with kids part-time at a daycare, so i can barely imagine what being a full time parent must feel like!! These moments are so special. ❤️❤️

[sadeqaghazal]

I am such a big admirer. You are an inspiration to moms like me. Enjoy your time with your kids 💝

[hollymatthews]

Mom here of 2 kids 2 years and under. You’re amazing! Subscribed immediately.

[jonalynreynolds]

Such a beautiful day to spend with your littles!

[nobodyishere]

I would love this but I don't have the energy lmao

[annr]

Made breakfast, that my dog ate more than my kids. Lol felt that

[lashawnastevenson]

My dog does the same. Lol 😅I say thanks I don’t have to sweep now lol

[juliearntsen]

You should try cross country skiing! 👍

[mollrop]

What was the temperature like this day? I love winter hiking and would love to bring my black lab, but I am not sure what types of temperatures dogs can handle.

[rocksnherbs]

What do you do for your dog's paws while hiking in the snow?

[victoriaaletaaustria]

Just take care the area is not where bears frequent. One TikTok showed a skier being chased by a bear, sure was frightful. The skiers above on chairlifts couldn't help the person. The bear was so fast!

[LittleFuzzball]

Whatta bout getting dog into his/her layers? Boots too!

[fuchsiabarlow]

Are you ever afraid of running into a wolf or something

[charlesl]

Not sure of the situation but I don’t see a dad or male figure, so hopefully you have and Cary some form of protection for your family and you.

[boardgang]

I made breakfast that my dog ate more than my kids

[flowersgrimm]

Don’t you worry about predators human and otherwise?

[TheTruthHurtss]

Your baby in the carrier looks like his neck is broken lol

[emmaflores]

Ah yes the delicious taste of gloves snow and a runny nose

[janneal]

Doesn't the dog need clothes too 🙏

[PaigePlates]

Do the kids even enjoy this or are you just literally dragging them along to do your hobbies? How bout something more interactive and involving more kids so they do more everyday than get carried through the freezing cold by their parents