
50+ Things to Do in Medellín with Kids (From a Mom Who Lives There)
If you’re living in or visiting Medellín with kids, there is PLENTY to do! Colombia is such a family-friendly country and the city of Medellín is packed with activities that are perfect for families. From playgrounds to educational centers, outdoor adventures, and interactive museums, there’s never a dull moment. Be sure to check out these

CRBA Colombia, U.S. Passport, & SSN Guide for Your Child
Congratulations on your growing family! If your child was born in Colombia and at least one parent is a U.S. citizen, you’ll need to start the CRBA in Colombia to secure their American citizenship. But first, you’ll need their registro civil de nacimiento (birth certificate). If you haven’t done that yet, here’s my step-by-step guide

Navigating Postpartum in Medellín: A Guide for New Moms
Congrats on your latest addition! Adjusting to life with a newborn, especially in a new city, can be challenging enough. Every mom needs support, no matter where they are. To help, I’ve compiled this guide with my notes from the past couple of years to save you some research time and help you find what

Colombian Birth Registration: Your Step-by-Step Guide
Registro Civil de Nacimiento What You Need to Know Before Registering a Birth in Colombia Where to Register: Notaría vs. Registraduría in Colombia If at Least One Parent Is a Colombian Citizen If Both Parents Are Foreign Nationals on Visas Required Documents for Colombian Birth Registration Step-by-Step: The Registro Civil de Nacimiento Process Biometrics, Baby

Navigating Pregnancy in Medellín: A Guide for Expecting Mothers
When I first moved to Colombia, I was four months pregnant with my second child. Thankfully, I had some idea of the appointments I needed and what to expect after having my first child in Colorado. However, I still searched for resources on navigating pregnancy in Colombia. Now, having just had my third baby—my second

Relocating to Medellín with Kids: Our Real Story
If you’re considering relocating to Medellín with kids, These questions come up quite a bit in both the United States and Colombia. Even Colombian family members were confused and surprised when we told them about the move, but it’s been a few years in the making: my partner and I are fortunate enough to work
Meet Sarah
Welcome! I’m Sarah. I started this blog to be a resource for others around a few of my favorite things: living in Colombia, DIY projects, places traveled, and day-to-day life. My hope is that it can a place of inspiration and encouragement to help you plan the next project or adventure of your own!