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We show what beautiful hotels are actually like with little kids.

We Brought Twins is an independent family-travel publication created by Armon & Linda, traveling with our twins.

We document the part of a hotel stay traditional luxury coverage often leaves out: how the room works after bedtime, where the children sleep, what breakfast is actually like, whether the property is navigable with little kids, and whether the experience can still feel special for the parents.

For select hotel partnerships, we can also create a separate library of polished photography and short-form video for the property’s own marketing.

A mother and two small children walking away along a stone path lined with flowers at a coastal resort
They were down the path before we had the key.

Why WBT

Luxury travel doesn’t stop mattering when you have children. The questions just change.

Parents can already see the beautiful pool, the suite and the restaurant on a hotel’s website.

What is harder to find is what happens after check-in.

  • Can two young children actually sleep comfortably here?
  • Can the parents still use the room after bedtime?
  • Is breakfast an elevator ride away or a twenty-minute production?
  • Does the pool work with toddlers?
  • Can you walk somewhere with a stroller?
  • Will the hotel still feel like a vacation once the logistics become real?

Those are the questions We Brought Twins was built to answer.

We experience the property as an actual family, document it honestly, and create an evergreen resource for the families researching it next.

A quiet terracotta courtyard with cream umbrellas and a scalloped fountain before the day begins
Some buildings ask you to walk slower.

How we work

One stay. Two distinct kinds of value.

Editorial

WBT coverage is written for families researching the property.

Depending on the story, we document the room, sleep setup, meals, pool, grounds, location, family logistics and the details we wish we could have found before booking.

The result is an evergreen article on We Brought Twins designed to remain useful long after the trip ends.

Independent editorial judgment always remains ours.

Commercial content

For paid partnerships, we can create an additional library of polished photography and short-form video during the stay.

These assets are created with the property’s marketing needs in mind and can be licensed separately for agreed uses across the hotel’s owned or paid channels.

Usage and licensing are agreed separately from editorial coverage.

The WBT lens

The beautiful shot matters. So does what happens five minutes later.

Our twins make the logistics impossible to ignore.

We notice the things a couple’s weekend might never reveal: nap timing, room layout, bottles, snacks, stroller access, early dinners, bath time, noise, blackout conditions, pool logistics and what happens when one child is ready and the other isn’t.

But WBT isn’t about making beautiful hotels look less beautiful. It’s about showing families how those hotels actually fit into their lives.

That combination — aspiration and reality — is the point.

A striped canopy lounge looking out over a lawn to the ocean at dusk
The light changed before the room did.

Partnerships

Built around the property, not a generic package.

A WBT partnership can be shaped around the story a property wants families to understand and the content its marketing team actually needs.

  • An on-property family stay
  • Evergreen editorial coverage on We Brought Twins
  • Original lifestyle and property photography
  • Short-form vertical video
  • Family-focused hotel storytelling
  • Selected commercial asset licensing
  • Optional expanded usage terms for owned or paid marketing

Exact scope, deliverables, usage and licensing are agreed before each project.

A small child walking alone across a chequered marble floor toward a bright hotel lobby
He found the far door before we found the desk.

Our promise to readers

Sponsored or not, we tell families what the stay was actually like.

Hotels may partner with WBT to support a stay or commission commercial content, but payment does not purchase a positive review.

Editorial coverage remains our own.

Commercial assets created for a hotel are a separate deliverable with separately agreed usage rights.

That separation protects the thing that makes WBT valuable to both sides: trust.

Armon, Linda, August & Amelia

The same family. The same questions. Every stay.

We’re Armon and Linda, based in Ventura, California, and we travel with our twins, August and Amelia.

We built We Brought Twins because we kept researching beautiful hotels and finding plenty of inspiration — but very little about what staying there with two young children would actually require.

So we started documenting it ourselves.

WBT is the publication we wanted when we began traveling as a family.

Two parents walking along the sand holding the hands of two toddlers, palms in the distance
The four of us, on an ordinary morning.

Let’s talk

Have a property that belongs on We Brought Twins?

If you’re responsible for marketing, PR or partnerships for a hotel or hospitality brand and think there’s a story worth experiencing together, we’d love to hear about it.

Thoughtfully documenting family travel.