Hi, if you're new here, my name is Emily. I have ADHD, but normally I'm a DIYer and I focus on creating usable spaces for my neurodivergent family.  I say usually because for the second half of 2024, my family lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina. So I want to talk about some frequently asked questions I got while we were in Argentina. Just wait, there are some interesting ones.

I can't believe our time in Buenos Aires is almost up! There are so many things that I will miss about our time here, but also many things I'll be happy to have again once I'm back in the States. I figured I would make a comprehensive list of them for you!

We went to Patagonia for our very last short trip before we move back to the US. While we were there, we went on a penguin excursion and it was incredible!

My daughter is obsessed with penguins and one of her dreams is to see them up close. I knew that our last trip while we are here needed to be special so I booked a trip and we headed out, so come with us to explore in Patagonia!

Let's talk about my favorite places to shop in Buenos Aires! This is going to be a mix of both malls and markets that I have fallen in love with.

As our time in Buenos Aires is coming to an end, I wanted to do a comprehensive list of our  must go places in Buenos Aires so you know where to go when you visit here too!

I'm an American mom that's been living in Buenos Aires since June of 2024. I have two kids and we've spent a lot of time finding fun activities that we can do with the kids that my husband and I enjoy as well. I wanted to share with you the list we have complied so you know what fun things to do first when you visit Buenos Aires.

Let's talk about the best playgrounds in Buenos Aires! I am an American mom who's lived in Buenos Aires since June of 2024. I have two kids and I've spent a lot of my time going to many of the parks in Buenos Aires, and so I have complied a list of the best parks to go to.

After having family here for week I'm going to share with you the best way to spend a week in Buenos Aires if you want to take a trip here yourself.

Halloween is just not as big of a deal in Argentina as it is in the States. There isn't a whole lot of Halloween stuff out, and no one really goes trick or treating. We tried to make it as festive as we could by making some Halloween decorations for our apartment as a fun activity to do with the kids, but for the most part it was a pretty mellow time. Along with the Halloween decoration we made I found really cute Halloween plates, cups and napkins that I planned to use for a Halloween party that we decided to throw for our friends here in Buenos Aires. I got them with that intention, but my husband reminded me that the party venue had all the things that we needed for the party so I didn't end up using them for that but we used them through the month of October to keep the Halloween theme going for the kids.

Let's take a day trip from Buenos Aires to Tigre! You can drive to Tigre from Buenos Aires, but you can also take the Mitre, it's about a 45 minute train ride. We arrived at the Tigre station and then took a short 15 minute walk to Puerto de Frutas. The walk is along the river with a beautiful view of the town and some of the really great things that Tigre has to offer.