How The Lawrence Family Took on Thailand & Hong Kong with Two Little Ones and the Anywhere Backpack
Travelling with toddlers brings a whole new layer to overseas trips. You’re packing more, carrying more and thinking ten steps ahead.
The Lawrence family recently returned from a three-week trip through Thailand and Hong Kong with their two young children (18 months and 3 years old), and like many parents, they needed a bag that could keep up with fast days, airport transitions and daily adventures.
Enter the HuddoCo Anywhere Backpack
🌏 The Trip
Destinations: Thailand and Hong Kong
Trip length: 3 weeks
Kids:
- 1 x 18 months
- 1 x 3 years
With flights, airports, prams, walking days and busy city exploring, the Lawrences wanted a setup that allowed them to move easily while keeping essentials close and accessible.
🎒 Why They Loved the Anywhere Backpack
Their favourite feature quickly became clear.
✔️ Easy access wipes compartment
“Our most favourite feature is the easy access wipes compartment at the top of the backpack (SO convenient!).”
When travelling with young kids, wipes are used constantly. Having them located at the top meant no digging, no unpacking and no delays.
“Having the wipes located there meant we could easily access the wipes from the bottom of the pram, and also when we wear the backpack we can easily access them.”
Whether the bag was attached to the pram or worn on their back, everything stayed within reach.
🌴 Built for movement
From airports to terminals, busy streets to relaxed days out, the Anywhere Backpack functioned as more than a nappy bag. It became their everyday carry-all.
With a layout designed to stay organised even when full, it supported fast changes, quick grabs and smooth transitions between locations.
For a family constantly on the move across countries, that ease mattered.
⭐ Their Rating
★★★★★ Five stars for comfort, access and real-world usability. Family travel isn’t about having less to carry. It’s about having better systems to carry it.
The Anywhere Backpack was designed for real parents, real days and real adventures, and families like the Lawrences show exactly why.
