Big adventures together
in the worldschooling hubFriends everywhere.
Close friends nowhere.
We are always on the road, and our girls have made friends in so many countries. Then one family moves on, and the friendship slowly fades, because close friends need to see each other often. We would love for our kids, and yours, to keep travelling with the same friends, again and again. 💛
And honestly, we want it for ourselves too. Life on the road with kids and laptops is so much easier with like-minded families next door. We would love to grow together and learn from each other along the way.
Your own home, friends next door
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Your own home, close by
Every family rents its own house or apartment, so you always have your own space to retreat to. We look for places close enough that the kids can run back and forth all day.
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2 months per place
Long enough to find your favourite noodle stall, pick up a few words of the language and make friends with the neighbours. Each family joins for at least 6 weeks.
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Organised together
No tour operator, no staff, just us. We find housing and plan the stay together, so every family has a say. Everyone pays for their own place and food.
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Come back for the next one
This is the part we are most excited about: families coming back, hub after hub, so the kids keep their friends. Most families know after one or two hubs if it is their thing.
The next hub
Keep your time
In every family at least one parent works remotely. We all want two things: time to get work done, and time with our kids. So we share whatever is easier together.
Time with the kids
The kids are off playing with their friends anyway, and parents take turns keeping an eye on them. Hello, quiet hours for work. ☕
Planning
Housing, weekend trips, where to go next: we figure it out together instead of every family googling alone at midnight.
Everyday life
Weekend trips, exploring the area, birthday parties with way too much cake, and now and then a dinner out. Each family decides how much it joins.
Growing together
A few parents with laptops in one place bring a lot of different skills. We swap ideas, help each other with work and learn from each other. Maybe we even end up building something together.
Learning on the way
And the learning? It happens everywhere. Chatting with locals, spotting animals in the jungle, trying food nobody can pronounce. In a hub it gets even better, because there are other kids and parents to learn with. Classrooms optional. 😉
Apply for a spot →From the place
Markets, temples, rice fields, a new language. Two months is long enough to really dig in.
From each other
The kids are roughly 5 to 12. The big ones show the little ones how things work, and the little ones keep everyone curious.
Maybe with a teacher
When enough families want it, we hire a teacher together.
Your own way
Worldschooling, online school or something else entirely: every family does it its own way. We are always happy to share what works for each family.
Is this for you?
You want your kids to have time to play, explore and sometimes be bored. You love your freedom, you are curious about the world, and you would like to share the road with the same people again.
✓It probably fits if
- you travel a lot, with or without a home base
- your kids are roughly between 5 and 12
- at least one parent works remotely
- you can stay at least 6 weeks in one place
- you are happy to chat in English
✗It probably does not fit if
- you are looking for a holiday
- you want everything organised for you
- you can only stay a few weeks
- you want to do everything as one big group
- you need a school with a fixed curriculum
!What it asks of you
- you help find housing and plan trips, because there is no staff doing it for you
- you stay at least 6 weeks, so the group can rely on you
- you speak up early when something does not feel right
- you respect that every family has its own rhythm
hello fromShereen & Marcel
A pretty normal family with a not-so-normal plan. We are both freelancers and parents of two girls, 10 and 5. At home we speak German, Spanish and English. We travel slowly through a few countries a year and stay a few months in each place. We work part-time, because we want lots of time with our kids.
We started this hub because we want our girls to have close friends who travel with them. And we would love to meet a few families who see the world the way we do. 🌴
Vietnam
April 2027
Next stop: Da Nang in central Vietnam! Long sandy beaches, and the lantern town of Hoi An just down the road.
Apply for a spot →Next hubsdates open
What you get is priceless
We organise everything together with the other families, so there is simply no fee to cover.
- A place in a hub of 4 to 6 families
- A personal call before the hub, so we know we fit
- Finding homes close to each other, together with the group
- Parents helping each other out with the kids
- Shared planning for trips and the next location
- Families you can travel with again
- Stories your kids will still tell when they are grown up
- Your housing
- Food and everyday costs
- Flights and visa
- A teacher, if we hire one
Let's get to know each other
We keep the group small on purpose, because the connections are the heart of every hub. So we take some time to make sure the grown-ups and the kids get along.
Apply
Tell us a bit about your family in a short form.
Shortlist
We read every single application and get back to you by email.
Talk
We have a relaxed chat with the families on the shortlist, in person or on a video call.
Questionswe get
What does it cost?
Joining is free. You pay for your own housing, food, flights and visa.
Why is it free?
Because we are not selling anything. We simply want to travel with other families, so we organise the hub ourselves, together with them.
Can we work during the hub?
Yes, that is the whole idea. In every family at least one parent works remotely. The kids play together and parents take turns keeping an eye on them, so everyone gets time to work.
How do you choose families?
We read every application and then talk with the families who seem to fit. We look at the kids' ages and interests, and at how the parents work and travel.
Do we have to stay the whole time?
Each family stays at least 6 weeks. The hub runs for 2 months.
What about school?
Our two girls are worldschooled. We use a few online platforms ourselves and are happy to share our experiences with them. When enough families want it, we hire a teacher together.
Who finds the housing?
Once the group is set, all families look for housing together. Each family rents and pays for its own place.
What if we don't fit this time?
Then we tell you, honestly and kindly. If you tick the box for future hubs, we keep you in mind for the next one.
What comes after Vietnam?
Thailand and Indonesia are next on our list. Dates are not set yet, and families who join get to help choose. 🌏
What about littlenomadseed.com?
That is our main site. Alongside the hub, we are building a learning platform there.
Why are there no photos of your kids?
Children's privacy matters a lot to us, so we don't post photos of our kids online. We treat your kids' privacy the same way.