Going on holiday in france with toddler? What'll I need to take? - holiday resorts in france
Hello, you go to a small village in the Limousin region for a week during the holidays. All the small farm, although it near the shop in the village (bakers, butchers, supermarkets, think, etc.) What are you, I will bring with me? Can I buy the diapers there? All tips on things to think about when you travel with a child, that would be honest. Thank you.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Holiday Resorts In France Going On Holiday In France With Toddler? What'll I Need To Take?
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Hello,
Firstly, if you see in a hotel if the room has air conditioning and waking, crying next to her son and sweating under the heat will only make you want to get on the next flight!
If caravan or tent, make sure you leave open the doors to allow air to school children in the summer heat to be cold.
Also note that different countries have different opinions about breastfeeding, changing diapers, and even in public!
Do not forget to take --
Layers - Bring extra for emergencies or delays.
Baby Blanket - comfort, warmth or shade
To conceal resealable plastic bags - pack some people with an activity, the dirty diapers, clothes and bibs.
Baby Wipes
Toddler Wash and Shampoo
Fabrics
The toys and books, favorite toys - his son with some special surprises. Remove toys resistance, which are not easily broken or lost pieces go.
Clothing - one or two each day. Denim and dark colors to hide dirt and stains well. Preparing for the care of children in all climates layers.
Swimwear - Lightweight to wear and easy.
Bibs, forks, spoons and bowls
Sun hat and sunscreen - (sun protection factor of 20 or more)
Jars and bottles - Encourage your child to drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration.
Snacks - Try breadsticks, rice cakes, fruit and granola bars. Bring more than you think you need to snack as a child can deflect in a bad mood - you have some delays.
Nigthlight - for winding in the night
To control socket protectors and other safety equipment - a testament to toddler room or an apartment
Travel cot - flat contact to see if they do not all of the birth. You must make your own crib sheet.
Car Seat Travel
Collapsable stroller to stow - easy, convenient and easy.
Make sure that all medicines, the needs of children and first-aid kit with everything wrapped.
Do not forget the camera and every child has the quilts supermodels.
In addition, if poss to stop halfway into the car when there are children running around a brisk walk or if the car, so gand a little fresh air!
Above all, relax and enjoy the holidays!
Lx
They say that we will have a supermarket in the village.There everything you have for a young child on the shelves. Take what you need for two or three days, but not clutter your car with the kitchen sink. Take what you have for your child when you travel in the United Kingdom. Yes, you can find diapers, water bottles, baby food, etc.. Even with some service stations in the United Kingdom. This website, which claimed that the British and Irish residents, for some reason, it seems the Americans who have no idea and I think France is still living in medieval times to win. Do not tell me, if you stay in the hostel or a campsite. In the latter case, it is even a tent on the site that has all the necessities.
The French are very "Kiddy is" and children are welcome everywhere.
You have a wonderful time. It is a beautiful area.
PS.Take clothing for cold and heat. The temperature is almost the same as in the United Kingdom (except in the U.S., where air conditioning is often required) and can be very useful if the weather is not good.
whole house, do not rely on getting things epescially if a rural area
and the number one ... take the child .. Number two ... Do not lose the little dog into the scanner at the airport ... Rash without metal pins ... no dont put explosives in the bottle .. is a little need a passport and a photo ???... take a lot of diapers and wipes .. ... Bite a lot of dust .. If security allows ... ... Band in which the little creature did not listen to ... Beam me up Scottie
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