These globetrotting toddlers have visited 70 countries

These tiny globetrotters have visited over 70 counties between them thanks to their travel obsessed parents.

Siblings Esme Bayes, four, and Quinn, one, have travelled all over the globe with their parents Karen Edwards, 34 and Shaun Bayes, 33.

Karen said it all started on her first maternity with Esme, and she has been living out of a backpack ever since.

“When she was just six months old we decided to go to Singapore, and we continued to travel for 10 months before heading home,” Karen said.

“The first time was hard, it was a struggle with two kids, but it gets easier and Esme and Quinn begin to get used to flying and things.

“Esme has since been to over 40 countries, and Quinn has been to around 28.

“Our family thought we were crazy at first but they’re used to our adventures now.

“Thankfully Quinn loves jet-setting across the globe just as much as Esme.”

The super adventurous siblings have been to countries such as Hong Kong, Bali, Colombia, Panama, Taiwan, and Bolivia.

And thankfully as travel-mad dad, Shaun, is a self-employed builder, he was able to take the time off to travel with his family.

“We did a ‘trial period’ holiday with both Esme and Quinn, who was only seven months at the time, to see how it was, as previously we just had the one baby to focus on,” the trained nurse explained.

“We wanted to get to grips with having both of them so decided to make it a super easy trip to see how we got on.

“After our holiday to Majorca, Spain, we came home to London for two weeks then packed up and left again for a nearly a year.

“We’ve done some amazing things like hiked around Machu Picchu, camped in Yosemite, canoed around Lake Louise and seen wild bears in Canada.”

Previously, the couple rented their house out and sold their car to fund their adventures, but for their next expedition, they are looking for a long-term alternative and have made the decision to sell their home in London.

“We then want to invest the money from the house into properties outside of London so we can live off the rental income,” she said.

“With any extra money we have, Shaun and I would love to renovate a truck or camper van for us to travel in.”

And while some parents may dread taking their toddlers abroad, Esme and Quinn have found it has become second nature to them.

They are planning on heading to new territory this year and want to explore the Kazakhstan area.

“We’ve done so much of Asia and The America’s so we wanted to go somewhere different that we can do a prolonged road trip from Europe,” she said.

“We can’t wait for our next family adventure!”

Karen shares the family’s adventures on her blog, Travel Mad Mum.

With additional reporting by Caters News.

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