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We Brought Twins

Luxury travel, tested by a family of four.

We Brought Twins is a family travel publication documenting beautiful hotels and destinations through firsthand experience, photography and film.

We show families what a stay is really like, helping them move from wanting to go to feeling confident enough to book.

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The stone architecture and terraces of Terranea Resort with the Pacific beyond
Terranea Resort, Rancho Palos Verdes.

01 — The opportunity

Hotels create the desire to go.

Beautiful rooms. Pools. Restaurants. Views. Experiences.

But once parents begin seriously considering the trip, the questions change.

Will the room actually work for us?

How far is breakfast with a stroller?

What happens around nap time?

Which pool works with toddlers?

Does this still feel like a great hotel for the parents?


That space between inspiration and booking confidence is where We Brought Twins lives.

A quiet hospitality interior at Ojai Valley Inn, warm wood, tile and lamplight

The property

What makes you want to go.

Our family walking through landscaped resort grounds

The experience

What helps you picture your family there.

02 — The work

We document both sides of the stay.

A beautiful hotel deserves beautiful storytelling.

A family also needs to understand what staying there will actually feel like.

A short film of the property itself: architecture, water, landscape and the spaces a hotel would want a guest to see

The property

What makes someone want to go.

A short film of our family moving through the property, the twins using the spaces a booking page can only describe

The experience

What helps a family imagine themselves there.

The hotel provides the setting. WBT provides the family perspective.

03 — What we notice

The booking page tells you what’s there.

We document what happens when you actually use it.

Beautiful imagery creates desire. Firsthand experience answers the questions that appear once a family starts seriously considering the stay.

Stuffed animals on a lived-in hotel bed

Room

The room category isn't always the whole decision.

At Terranea, we loved the extra space of our casita. What we learned was that at a 102-acre resort, where your room is can matter almost as much as which room you book.

Our twins working their way up a large resort staircase

Property

A resort map looks different with a stroller.

We pay attention to routes, stairs, distances, quick food options, transportation and the small pieces of friction families usually discover after arriving.

One of our twins investigating a resort family and kids area

Family experience

An amenity list doesn't tell you how the amenity actually works for your family.

We look beyond whether something exists and document how it fits into the stay once young kids are actually using the property.

Our twins climbing a tiled resort staircase, one carrying a doll
Two pairs of children's sandals left on tiled resort stairs

Stairs, sandals and the pace of a real afternoon.

04 — Photography

Shot by We Brought Twins

A hotel should still look like a hotel.

Family travel doesn’t require turning every photograph into a picture of the kids.

We photograph the rooms, architecture, food, landscape and details that made us want to be there in the first place.

An editorial detail at The Maya: a lamp and still water at dusk
The Maya, Long Beach.
A made guest room bed at The Maya
Loungers and interior detail at Ojai Valley Inn in afternoon light
Ojai Valley Inn, Ojai.
A room balcony at The Maya looking out over the water toward Long Beach
Room and balcony, The Maya.
Poolside pizza served on a resort afternoon
Poolside lunch at Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village.

05 — The proof

Tested in real life.

Original reporting. Real stays.

Our hotel coverage begins with being there. We stay in the rooms, use the property, photograph what we experience and report the details another family would want to know before booking.

06 — Partner with WBT

The WBT Signature Stay

One stay. An entire editorial story.

We experience your property as a family would, then turn the stay into an original editorial package designed to live beyond a single social post.

Our twins on a resort lawn with the Pacific behind them

Permanent WBT Stay

Original firsthand editorial coverage published on We Brought Twins.

Two original short-form films

Property and family-experience storytelling created from the stay.

15 edited photographs

Hospitality, lifestyle and family-in-environment imagery.

6 clean vertical video clips

Edited partner-ready footage from the property.

WBT social storytelling

Distributed across our channels where editorially appropriate.

The Dispatch

Newsletter inclusion when the story naturally fits.

Evergreen discovery

The property remains part of WBT's destination and editorial ecosystem.

Partnerships begin at

$2,500 + hosted accommodations

Hosted in partnership. Told through our own experience.

07 — Behind WBT

Armon and Linda Anderson walking on the beach hand in hand with their twins, in black and white
Armon, Linda and the twins.

A family of four with an editorial eye.

Armon and Linda Anderson travel with their twins and document the details families usually have to discover for themselves.

Armon leads the editorial, photography and media side of We Brought Twins. Linda brings the perspective of a mother navigating the practical realities of traveling with young children, from meals and naps to pools, packing and hotel logistics.

Together, we’re building the travel publication we wanted when we started traveling with two kids.

Let’s tell a story worth traveling for.

For hotels, resorts, destinations and tourism partners.

partnerships@webroughttwins.com

Our twins in Adirondack chairs overlooking the Terranea coastline
Terranea, late afternoon.