Tiny Travelers

If you’ve ever found yourself questioning whether the life you built still fits — especially after becoming a mom — you’re not alone.In this episode of Tiny Travelers, Sarah sits down with Brittany Campana to talk about what it really looks like to pivot your life, career, and priorities after motherhood.After spending 10 years as a labor and delivery nurse, Brittany made the difficult decision to leave her dream job and build her own baby gear rental business — creating more flexibility, freedom, and a life that works for her growing family (soon to be six kids).From traveling on a budget with a big family to navigating entrepreneurship during pregnancy and postpartum, Brittany shares honest, practical insight into building something new while raising kids.Whether you’re feeling stuck, craving more flexibility, or just trying to figure out what’s next — this episode will remind you that it’s okay to want something different, and to go after it.🎧 What You’ll Learn• What traveling with a big family really looks like (and common misconceptions)• Tips for traveling on points and making family travel more affordable• What led Brittany to leave her career as a labor and delivery nurse• The realities of starting a business as a mom• What entrepreneurship looks like during pregnancy and postpartum• How motherhood can reshape your definition of success• What holds women back from making a change — and how to move forward anyway• Practical ways to start small if you’re not ready for a big leap• What life with a big family actually teaches you about priorities👤 About Our GuestBrittany Campana is a mom of (almost) six and a former labor and delivery nurse who spent 10 years in healthcare before pivoting into entrepreneurship. She now runs a baby gear rental business and is passionate about helping women build flexible, fulfilling lives during pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond.🔗 Resources & LinksTikTok.com/@brittlcampanahttps://www.babyquip.com/p/1731👉 Baby gear rentals: BabyQuip.com👉 Use code TINYTRAVELERS for $20 off your order💬 Share This EpisodeKnow a mom who’s feeling stuck or wondering what’s next? Send her this episode — it might be exactly what she needs to hear.⭐️ Subscribe & ReviewIf you’re loving Tiny Travelers, make sure to subscribe and leave a review. It helps more families find the show and feel confident traveling and living with kids.

If you’ve ever thought about traveling internationally with your kids — especially somewhere that’s not a typical “family travel” destination — and wondered how you’d actually make it work… you’re not alone.In this episode of Tiny Travelers, Sarah sits down with Ariana Johnson Patriz to talk about building a life, and a business, in El Salvador.Originally from the U.S., Ariana shares her journey of moving abroad after marrying a Salvadorian, traveling internationally with young kids, and eventually settling down with a three-year-old and a four-month-old. Through that experience, she saw firsthand how challenging travel with little ones can be — and turned that insight into a BabyQuip business serving families visiting El Salvador.From navigating an emerging tourism market to helping diaspora families travel home more easily, Ariana gives a real, behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to create access, build demand, and support families in a place where baby gear rentals are still a new concept.Whether you’re curious about international travel, building a business in a new market, or just want a better understanding of what family travel looks like outside the U.S. — this episode will expand your perspective.🎧 What You’ll Learn• What it’s like building a BabyQuip business in an emerging tourism market • How El Salvador’s shift in safety is changing family travel • The challenges of introducing baby gear rentals in a new market • How Ariana uses content and social media to support local travel (El Salvador Kids Guide) • Ways to better support diaspora families traveling with young children • What makes running a BabyQuip business outside the U.S. different • How personal travel experience can shape a stronger business👤 About Our GuestAriana Johnson Patriz is a BabyQuip Quality Provider based in El Salvador, helping traveling families explore the country with less stress by renting baby gear locally. She is also the founder of El Salvador Kids Guide, a platform highlighting kid-friendly places and experiences across the country. A trained teacher, Ariana previously taught middle school science and now also works part-time with CEDES, a nonprofit focused on advancing sustainable business practices in El Salvador.🔗 Resources & LinksEl Salvador Kids Guide Ariana's BabyQuip Shop👉 Baby gear rentals: BabyQuip.com 👉 Use code TINYTRAVELERS for $20 off your order💬 Share This EpisodeKnow a family traveling internationally — or heading back home with little ones? Send them this episode. It might make the whole experience a lot easier.⭐️ Subscribe & ReviewIf you’re loving Tiny Travelers, make sure to subscribe and leave a review. It helps more families find the show and feel confident traveling and living with kids.