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Living abroad is a game changer for single moms. I have lived in 2 different countries besides the United States since leaving my emotionally abusive marriage back in 2016 and setting off on an adventure of full-time travel with my three daughters.

In my travels, I often encountered misunderstandings. Some were surprised at my lifestyle. Others were dissatisfied with how I don't sit in one place, go to work on a schedule, and don't bake pies.

It is no secret that Mexico is one of the best places for single moms to live in the world. American single moms can live a wonderful life on very little money all across beautiful Mexico.

Almost two years ago, after I got out of an emotionally abusive marriage, I tried to figure out how to survive financially as a single mom. It was scary. I had a 3-month-old and the thought of working long hours and putting her in daycare made my heart ache. Not to mention that when I looked up the cost of daycare, I couldn’t wrap my head around how I could afford it.

You found this blog post because you want to know how to get a discount on Airbnb, right? That is perfect because I wanted to know that very question when I set out to travel the world full-time with my three daughters nearly two years ago. I knew we would be mainly using Airbnb for our accommodations.

You are heady to Mexico and you want to know how you can use your phone in Mexico, right? You absolutely need to get a Mexico sim card. It is so easy to do and much easier and cheaper than paying for fees on your international phone card. Here is everything you need to know about getting a Mexico sim card.

I can hear the fireworks now going off in celebration for no other reason than celebrating life. The taste of chilaquiles plays with my memory as I mentally map out all of the girls and I’s favorite restaurants in Guanajuato City, Mexico. I can already taste the brownie with the vanilla gelato from our favorite gelato place with the beautiful rooftop views. To say I am excited is an understatement. I have never been more excited than I am right now as we prepare for our move back to Mexico.

The rickety mining cart rattles fiercely down the track as the horse gallops down the gravel trail towards the first of the three Cuzama cenotes right outside of the small town of Cuzama, Yucatan. I hold my toddler tight wondering what the heck I was thinking as the cart screeches and turns around sharp corners for what seems like an hour but is probably more like 30 minutes before slowing down and pulling up to the first cenote. If this sounds like your type of adventure, keep reading because this is your ultimate guide to visiting the three cenotes of Cuzama.