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The Birans had the vision to work remotely and travel The World with your kids

how to educate their children on The Road ? Two families tell how they Changed the lives of their children, by The World , while a mother-explains to-be, why You want to go with your six-month-old baby.

'Our dream is a reality'Natasha Biran and her husband Yair, You end to travel your demanding tasks in the year 2014, to Israel with their six-month-old son.

"When Maoz was born it clicked - we thought it must not be such That we do a 9-5," said Natasha, who was the Director of the internship program.

"I began to think, to work again, and we were on the search tree schools-and both were just really sad about it - I didn't want to be away from Maoz and him in a frame.

"believe us, if we want what we wanted? We want to work and only see each other in the evening? I knew That is what it would look like; we wanted To Live differently. We wanted to feel inspired. "

Maoz, five, and Geshem, two, already visited many countries are Natasha and Yair, was a Ministry of justice, a lawyer, put most of your Things in storage and began to travel around the country solely on their profits on The Road .

"people said we were crazy - it was like, 'what are You doing? You 're insane; You can't just [live] normally?'" Natasha, originally from Whitefield, Greater Manchester said.

"But Maoz was The Most chilled baby and nursing was and just happy. Every baby is different and we are all different mothers, and I don't think That how I live is right for all, but it felt right for us. "

For a while they stayed in a Yurt before, finally, settled in an alternative community, where she has been for three years, and had their daughter, Geshem. Not Long After , the couple had to work the vision, from afar and travel The World . Then Natasha's father died.

"We were in The Airport and Yair of clarity at this moment and said, "maybe this is the start of our journey-trip". We came to England, and it hung there, and we thought we would only see, if The Universe is telling us to continue. "

Natasha says, That everyday activities are educational, The characters came from a cousin in Bournemouth, You stay invited to. Then, they visited Manchester, Wales and London, before moving to Germany and into Switzerland, then back to Israel. Since then, they spent the Time in Thailand, Sri Lanka , North India and The Maldives .

"Some families a lot, some move Less , we are to give the boxes," said Natasha, the documents of The Family goes to her. "In every place That we create a routine - we Wake up around the same Time and eat at the same Time , we go to the same cafes or restaurants to create an anchor. There is not a sense of structure, a rigid one is easy. "

Both parents are working do online, translate, edit, and writing in English and Hebrew - Yair to work more regular hours, while Natasha works most of the project work in the evening hours.

"You have to be flexible and creative, at any place, to a temporary office," She Said . "Most places have wi-fi access, and You can always 4G, or a hotspot to use. [In search of a port] has not been a Problem for us, even in India, with the constant power outages.

"We even went for three weeks in a small village in the mountains of the Himalayas, to drive That lasted for hours and hours, then a 30-minute Hike - we have a hotspot. "

The couple also have a home-school Maoz, five, and Geshem, two.

"I'm responsible enough as a parent, to ensure [You ] are learning, but we think That the school said in a different way," Natasha. "Maoz is the intake of knowledge in all of the Time , he learns Things That children His age normally do not learn.

"During Diwali, he was asked what it means, what are the different ceremonies are open for You to chat about Hinduism and other religions and beliefs. I went to Private School and have a University degree and Maoz already knows Things That I do.

"He will learn to read in English and Hebrew-and he wants it at His own pace. On The Beach , he draws the letters and numbers in The Sand ; the branch with His pencil, and sand paper. It's a different way to learn. "

Natasha and Yair parents home-school their children - Maoz is to learn to read in two languages, while Geshem can already The Family is Currently traveling around South India .

"Sometimes I can't believe this is My Life - I feel like living A Dream and it is a reality," said Natasha. "Is nothing about the Luck - we went with the flow of Life , [but] we have taken action. If You look over the plate edge, see how far The World is. This is what changes our Perspective . "

'the admiral of the taught angle" Columbus and His sisters, Bluebell and willow, had all on Board-training, before they had sailed around The World , Caspar Craven, sailed around The World already - His wife, Nichola had was on a boat twice and sick, both times. It didn't stop them, taking their three children on a two-year sailing trip in 2014, which took place in 84 ports in 26 countries and 35,000 miles from Southampton to Grenada.

"We have five years on The Money and make it possible. The reaction was predictable, people thought it was crazy, and tells us why we should not do it. And they were good Reasons - we were brought up never home, we don't have The Money , what about emergencies?", Caspar, 47, said.

"So we wrote each reason and went through each one in huge detail. Then we had a training of five years, we had to us on a boat for A Family , safe aboard a rescue vest. We have training courses and trained to be a ship's doctor. We were very rigorously. "

On the sea, Caspar and Nichola, 48, told the rudder, working Three Hours at a Time , while Bluebell, nine, Columbus, seven, and Willow, had two sleep times, meals, and lessons.

Cravens spent two years at sea and travelled further 7,000 miles from San Francisco , One of The Most valuable lessons That have been taught of the journey their children, resilience, Caspar said.

"We had a power failure in The Middle of The Pacific . We had paper charts and GPS, so That we, the boat is manually controlled by The Sun and The Moon and The Stars , and sailed our Way Out of it. It took four days.

"In the first instance, if anything goes wrong, your emotions go off The Charts , but You figure it out. We had finished two months of food and water and would, somewhere, sometime. To see for The Children , to deal with a situation [like this] and That with him, You now have a concept for resilience. "

Traditional schooling on The Trip was a difficult one, said Caspar, to way Changed .

"I remember the teaching Columbus about the Tudors and Stuarts, and he has this bored look on His face. So we Found Things That You are most curious about. Columbus was fascinated by the Natural World , and so we gave him a lot of books about fish and dissect the fish That we caught, and wrote about it for the literacy and weighed, You have to expect. "

Life without a Ping, cell phones, Instagram, and Netflix, was an "exciting" part of the "extreme experience", says Caspar, said The Family wanted to get home In Time for Bluebell to start of Secondary School . You had to work hard to catch up in some areas of mathematics, but pay much more up front in Things like Prim and angle, through a chance meeting with a former U.S. Navy admiral, said Caspar.

"He used to use the Pacific Fleet , and taught The Children 's sextant. If You have someone who is one of The Best in The World at what You do, You explain Things so easily That it's easy and The Kids absorbed it. "

The Family now has a "normal Life " in Weybridge, Surrey, although Caspar travels for work as an inspirational speaker. Nichola has a lawyer, while The Children "thrive" in the school.

"You don't think That [what they have done, is unusual, You don't talk really about it - it's just one of those Things That [she has]. "

'I want to show That it is possible to' Pip Stewart wants to take your baby on The Road , Pip Stewart traveled a lot with your forces family as a child and hopes to do the same with your baby.

"when did You have the outpatient education, travel is a normal thing. I've been a little afraid That The Children would change, but my Perspective has shifted massively, with people showing us it is possible," said the 35-year-old, which is in February.

"people with kids are probably thinking 'You have no idea", but I'm really excited to be a mother, and traveling with a baby. "

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