Outdoorsy Families

著者： Audrey Withycombe
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  • Have you ever wondered how to take your toddler canoeing? Do you want to get your kids biking trails with you? Maybe you’re looking for a community of like-minded parents who want to make the most of family outside time. Well, this is the spot for you! Welcome to Outdoorsy Families! A podcast dedicated to getting your family on its next big adventure, and stories of other families doing the same thing. I’m Audrey Withycombe, the host of Outdoorsy Families. I’m a mom, wife, and lover of the outdoors. I’m here to help you get outside with your kids and enjoy it! Outdoorsy Families podcast includes stories from parents like you, tips for getting outside, and the big, beautiful adventures that happen when we step out our door. I believe any family can be an outdoorsy family, and I’m here to help make that happen!
    Copyright 2021 All rights reserved.
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Have you ever wondered how to take your toddler canoeing? Do you want to get your kids biking trails with you? Maybe you’re looking for a community of like-minded parents who want to make the most of family outside time. Well, this is the spot for you! Welcome to Outdoorsy Families! A podcast dedicated to getting your family on its next big adventure, and stories of other families doing the same thing. I’m Audrey Withycombe, the host of Outdoorsy Families. I’m a mom, wife, and lover of the outdoors. I’m here to help you get outside with your kids and enjoy it! Outdoorsy Families podcast includes stories from parents like you, tips for getting outside, and the big, beautiful adventures that happen when we step out our door. I believe any family can be an outdoorsy family, and I’m here to help make that happen!
Copyright 2021 All rights reserved.
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  • Episode 24:How to Motivate Young Hikers

    Episode 24:How to Motivate Young Hikers
    2022/10/18

    My list of 20 Hiking Motivators for Kids:

    1. Get kids involved in the planning
    2. The power of language
    3. Play games on hikes
    4. Sing songs as you hike
    5.  Hike with friends
    6. Hike as a whole family
    7. Never leave home without snacks
    8. Don't worry about the distance
    9. Get familiar with local trails
    10. Be prepared for your hike
    11. Plan trips around hikes
    12. Know when to choose different activities
    13. Bring a trail stuffy
    14. Let kids carry some gear
    15. Complete a scavenger hunt
    16. Just add water
    17. Hike in all seasons
    18. Take breaks often
    19. Don't forget a carrier
    20. If all else fails, use bribery!

    For the blog post on this episode, go to 20 Ways to Motivate Kids on a Hike. If you are looking for more information about hiking with kids, download the Hiking with Kids Guide at outdoorsyfamilies.com

    If you are considering purchasing a Woom bike, please use this link to help support the podcast!

    If you are considering purchasing a Trail Magik carrier, use discount code OUTDOORSY for 10% off your purchase!

     
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    25 分
  • Episode 23 National Parks Week

    Episode 23 National Parks Week
    2022/04/19

    Today you will be hearing stories of adventures in the National Parks from other families just like yours! The stories in this episode are listener-submitted and pre-recorded. This new format is my solution to a bit of a problem I’ve had since moving to Montana. The problem is my internet. It’s so awful I can’t do zoom calls, which has ruled out interview-style podcast episodes. My plan is to give these story episodes a try and see what you think, while also doing informative episodes on how to do different outdoor activities with your family. I’m very interested in hearing your feedback on this episode! Please leave a review and let me know what you think. 

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    43 分
  • Episode 22 Reintroductions and 2022 Goals

    Episode 22 Reintroductions and 2022 Goals
    2022/01/04
    To join the No Inside Days Challenge go to outdoorsyfamilies.com! Follow along on Instagram @outdoorsy.families   Hi and welcome to Outdoorsy Families! This is episode __.  I’m Audrey Withycombe, the host of Outdoorsy Families. Somehow it’s been 2 months since our last episode, and a lot has happened since then! I’m so happy to be back in this space and to share what I’ve been up to for the last two months. In today’s episode, I’m going to be doing a reintroduction and share my why for doing this podcast. Honestly, this is going to be helpful for me as I get back into the podcasting habit. I’ll also share what you can expect from the podcast since things will be changing a bit.  I’m going to wrap up this episode by sharing my goals for 2022. I’ll admit I don’t typically make many goals, but this year I have some fun ones to share!    But before we begin, I wanted to encourage you to check out the website, outdoorsyfamilies.com. There I have an ever-growing list of resources to help you get outside as a family, and maybe even try a new, bigger adventure!   Reintroduction: I don’t know about you, but 2021 was a year of huge change, overcoming challenges, and a lot of growth for me. It’s the year that my baby became a toddler and we found our stride as a family of 4. It’s also the year I took a leap and began this podcast. It’s something I wanted to do for a long time but was afraid to learn something so foreign. But I finally cast those fears aside and did it! I’m really proud of that accomplishment and can’t wait to see where the podcast goes in 2022.    As I mentioned, I’m Audrey Withycombe. I’m a mom of two little kids - River who’s 4 and Hattie who’s 2. I’m Richie’s wife. He’s been my adventure partner for over 11 years. We are so honored to get to live at a beautiful summer camp on the shores of Flathead Lake in Northwestern Montana. Richie and I have lived in 5 states together. River has joined us in 4 of those 5 states. We’ve moved around several times since we sold our home in the suburbs of Salt Lake City in 2019. Each move has felt like a step towards being where we want to be permanently. And now I think we’ve found our spot!    What started this sequence of moves was a big decision for our family to leave the daily grind behind and simplify our lives. We wanted to maximize our time together and maximize our time outside. With a background in working at camps, Richie decided to begin looking for a director position at a camp that provided housing. This opened the opportunity for me to stay home with River (and eventually Hattie). We felt pretty sure that we could live on one small income as long as our housing was covered! So we took a big leap and moved to a summer camp in Oklahoma. It was away from the mountains that I loved, but it was near family. I loved seeing my parents frequently and enjoyed getting into a rhythm as a “stay outside mom”. Shortly after our move, I found out I was pregnant with Hattie. A few short weeks before her birth we found out that the camp we sold our home for and left our jobs for was closing. It was a tough blow.    At 35 weeks pregnant we were able to move to another camp - this time in Minnesota. It was a hard adjustment to be in the bitterly cold weather with a newborn and no family nearby. Eventually, we found our groove and learned to love the extreme seasons that Minnesota brings. We felt so fortunate to live in such a rural space during the pandemic, with ample opportunities to explore outdoors. As we began finding our community in Minnesota we thought we’d be there for a while. We were content in our home, Richie’s job, and our life. We did still miss being closer to family, skiing, whitewater rafting, and hot springs. But we figured that we would have those parts of our life again someday.    Of course, things have a way of changing, and quickly! I don’t remember why or how, but I saw a job open at a camp on Flathead Lake in August of 2021. The job was a perfect fit for Richie. The Wilderness Director. In this job, he’d be training staff in all of his favorite activities- rafting, rock climbing, backpacking, kayaking, and more. He would oversee the logistics and operations for these trips, as well as work with the forest service for permitting. This is the stuff that Richie nerds out on big time. Best of all, this job was only 2 hours from family in Missoula and 3 hours from Richie’s parents in Coeur d’Alene. Of course, I convinced him to at least apply. We agreed that if he didn’t get it, we were happy to stay in Minnesota. But if he did get the job we would be fulfilling so many goals for where we wanted to live long term.    When we found out he got the job we couldn’t believe it! But here we are, back in the northwest. We’re teaching the kids to ski on a real mountain and can go soak at a hot spring after a ski day. Our kids have seen their grandparents more in ...
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