VOTE FOR KATE: Window seat - Moments - By We Are Explorers
I've entered Moments by We Are Explorers with my photo taken from the window seat flying over the beautiful colours of Exmouth. Every vote helps!
Chillax: The top destination in Australia for part-time workers
IN THE MEDIA: Interview with the Daily Telegraph
VOICE OVER: Crafting Dream Homes
Turning dream homes into reality across Australia. Our guided service helps you navigate the complexities of custom home building, ensuring your vision comes to life exactly as you imagined.
How to Convince Your Friends to Go Camping With You
Article for We Are Explorers - how to get your indoorsy mates into a tent under the stars
Ultimate guide to travel with a baby | SafeWise
Plane trips with young children don’t have to be the horror stories they’re made out to be. With a little preparation and lots of distractions for your little ones, plane trips can be smooth sailing. And when kids can fly for free (minus taxes and certain charges) when they’re two and under, it’s all the more appealing to hop on a plane with bub.
Snacks are your friend when it comes to plane travel—or any kind of travelling really! They serve as a great distraction for tiny tots, prevent them fr...
Are Badu Mangroves Sydney's Best Kept Wetland Secret?
Sydney's best kept secret is right in the inner west.
Best travel prams in Australia
Choosing a pram is one thing, but if you’re planning to travel with a little one (whether it’s on a plane or in the car) then a bulky day-to-day pram might not be the best option to take with you. Whether you’re looking for a pram that can do both, or want to buy a separate travel pram to take with you on trips, we’ve rounded up the best.
Car seats vs. booster seats: What’s the difference?
If you have tiny humans in your care, you’ve no doubt got a list of the ‘essentials’ you need. Cot (or bassinet), pram, and car seat are the three biggies. But if you’re researching car seats, you’ve probably come across booster seats, too. What’s the difference between the two? What’s the safest option? And which one do you need for your child (or grandchild)?
Baby bath products to avoid (and what to get instead)
There’s nothing like putting a baby in the tub for a scrub-a-dub-dub. The warm water is often a soothing experience for little ones, can encourage a better night’s sleep and is part of the night-time bed routine for many families.
Best prams in Australia
Choosing a pram is one of the big ticket items when you’re expecting a baby, and you want to make sure you choose the best pram for your needs.
Best baby shower gifts (that parents actually want)
When it comes to baby shower presents for new parents, there’s endless products on the market. Toys, books, clothing, bath oils, nappy creams... the list goes on. But if you’re wanting to impress your expectant friends or family with a baby shower gift they will love, then above all, the gift should ideally be useful.
Voice Over: Pool and Spa Warehouse
Friendly, natural female voice over for Pool and Spa Warehouse's school holiday sale.
Uniden Baby Watch Smart Monitor review
Gosh, what did our parents do before 2K baby monitors with white noise and room temperature displays hit the shelves? Sing lullabies themselves?! How times have changed. I jest. There’s something remarkable about the technology that allows the Uniden Smart Baby Monitor to be so much more than just a way to keep an eye on your (hopefully!) sleeping baby from another room.
Aussie Mum Chasing Six Figure Salary
Featured in Yahoo Finance
7 Spectacular Locations Explorers Have Popped *the* Question
We can only imagine the anxiety level of carrying carats in a backpack.
Voice Over: Pool and Spa Warehouse (kicking goals campaign)
Voice over for Pool and Spa Warehouse
6 Ways to Maintain Campsite Zen When the Holiday Is Over
Camping – there’s nothing quite like it. It gives us time to fully switch off and recharge in nature, waking to the sound of birds, eating hot stew under the stars, and wondering if that noise outside the tent is a wombat or an axe murderer – or is that just me?
Kate makes an extra $8,000 a month using nothing but her voice
Kate Reynolds used to dress up as Elsa at kids' birthday parties to make spare cash in uni; now she can make $8,000 a month with nothing but her voice.
The Sydney mum always had a passion for performing but didn't realise she could turn it into a lucrative side hustle until she'd been working in radio for years.
From silkworms to sculptures, the strange side hustles are keeping Australians afloat
A record number of Australians are now working a side hustle to make ends meet. While most pick up an extra bartending, food delivery or carer shift, others have turned to unique avenues to bring home a secondary income. Kate Reynolds’ voice-over acting side hustle has enabled her to take a longer maternity leave than a 9-5 salary would allow.
Cheap Camping Gear: What To Splurge On And Where To Save
Camping gear shouldn’t be single-use – it’s not dental floss.
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