One of the things I cherish about running a mom-owned travel website is the abundant opportunity to meet women who love travel as much as I do and really get why I spend so much time developing Ciao Bambino (my second child). Erica Dublin is the CEO of See Jane Fly, a go-to travel resource for women.

Since women DO have travel experiences that are not all about kids, Erica’s editorial team cover topics like wedding and business travel too. Their goal? To be a hip and trusted concierge for Janes everywhere.

Every so often I meet someone that really impacts me. Erica Ehm, the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Yummy Mummy Club, is one of those people. I had the good fortune of interviewing her a few weeks ago. Mid-chat, Erica and I had that moment of connection—we’re both moms, entrepreneurs, and have dedicated our careers to helping other moms.

In addition to all of that, Erica’s work is around something that every mother deals with on a daily basis … staying sane. Her messages resonate in a big, life-changing way.

One of our clients traveled through Italy two years ago for 3 weeks—at the time their kids were 6 and 8. They loved their experience so much that they are doing it all over again this year—this time for 7 weeks!

We’ve had many inquiries for Ciao Bambino recommended properties in Asia over the past year. In order to launch Asia coverage, I needed to find a good local resource. I’m thrilled to report that I’ve found one!

Nancy Solomon regularly contributes blog posts, articles, and hotel reviews on Ciao Bambino. She has four kids under the age of 10, but that doesn’t hinder her travel schedule.

I “met” @TravelSavvyKayt on Twitter. Although I’m a Twitter newbie, I was immediately drawn to Kayt’s tweets about her life living in Europe and travels with her four-year-old son Chet.

Before launching Indagare in 2007, Melissa Biggs Bradley was the travel editor of Town & Country and the editor-in-chief of Town & Country Travel. I’ve always associated travel features …

Wendy Perrin has traversed the globe with her two young boys (now ages 5 and 6). As the award-winning Consumer News Editor for Condé Nast Traveler, she knows more than anyone I know …

It’s easy to envy Yolanda Edwards—she gets paid to travel the world with her family (husband and daughter, Clara, age 5). Her travel insight is straightforward and credible. I love this …