My husband and I were DINKs who traveled constantly. I thought having a baby might stop us, but I was wrong.0

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• September 9, 2026

In my early 30s, I was living the quintessential DINK (dual-income, no kids) lifestyle. My partner and I had established careers, no children, and PTO to burn. During one 12-month period, we averaged taking a trip every other month. We went hiking in Acadia National Park and Arizona. We rented a house with a pool