Work out what living at home is costing you, how much you’re spending on rent / mortgage / car / utilities food. Is that amout less than general estinated travel costs of say $50 / day? See where you can cut that back and start saving hard. You obviously need to figure out an online income of some sort to make this permanent. There are plenty of single mums out there, yes.

Hi Mayura, Very briefly, no, in the UK kids are not required to sit exams or certificates. Should they need or want paper qualifications later in life, they can sit exams at any age. Health – we have travel insurance. My husband once had emergency surgery in Thailand, ( here https://worldtravelchef.com/emergency-medical-care-in-thailand/ ) insurance covered it, health care was superb. Home education can be whatever you and your child want it to be, but take a look at this post. ( https://worldtravelfamily.com/homeschool-and-travel/ ). 3 and a half is a bit young I think, they still touch everything, grub about on the floor and put their fingers in their mouths plus pick up every virus going. The viruses normall come from crowded places and planes. My kids were rarely sick really. We’ve seen doctors maybe 5 times in 6 years and nothing serious beyond coughs and colds, flu, once – all 4 of us went down with that but no doctors needed. There was some mild – moderate D & V, again no doctors needed. I always have paracetamol for fevers, and that’s about all we’ve needed. Because of my background in medical science I tend to stay away from doctors as much as possible. There is always a GP or dentist to be found and all that we’ve seen have been good and cheap.

Hello Ms. Alyson,

I have lots of questions, since I am willing to travel alike you, but worried since my kid is 3 & half years old and he get sick very often.
And because of it, we have a to cancel many plans on last minute.
how do you home school your kids while traveling?
Do they have to pass any Government or Private school examination at each year end? What about the school certification? How do you take care of health issues during travel?

I got traffic from day 1 , but obviously how much traffic is the key. I got to 100,000 monthly page views on the back of Pinterest early on, then lost it again as Pinterest evolved. Now we’re on 300,000 monthly page views and anyone could make a full time living on that sort of volume. The sources of income change and evolve. Advertising, affiliate sales, sponsored posts, paid promotions, people do it differently. It’s best you go to our blogging section, you’ll see a link in the top menu. There are skills you need to aquire, once you have them it’s easy. But it is a lot of work. It’s not to do with numbber of posts. You could make a living with a website with 20 pages, so long as you get everything right. This site has around 700 currently published and because I started knowing nothing it’s far from perfect. Every day I work on updating and fixing early mistakes, so it’s not much to do with publishing more – although the new content is my investment in the future, its about perfecting the site .