Airbnb on Good Inside with Dr. Becky

100%. I feel like it calls out one of the more underdeveloped parts of you, right? You ask your kid how their day was over dinner, and they just say, fine. But when they're in the backseat on a long drive, suddenly your kid opens up. I've noticed this for years. Kids don't open up head on. Sometimes they need a side door, and traveling is full of these side doors. Something about being somewhere new, side by side, out of your normal routine, it just opens everyone up, including me. That's what I love about finding a home to stay in on Airbnb. You land somewhere that comes with stories and side doors built in. Maybe you're staying in a beautiful old house near the ocean, the kind where you can feel the history, wondering what life was like for the family who lived there a hundred years ago. Or maybe you're staying in a cabin with a shelf of board games where your kid can find their favorite from home and a new favorite too. These are the moments my kids and I start telling new stories and asking new questions.