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Should I travel with a 6 month old baby? And tell me how much the nanny costs in the hotel and whether she mocks the children.
Should I travel with a 6 month old baby? And tell me how much the nanny costs in the hotel and whether she mocks the children. Please.
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leave him better with grandma
this is not a vacation for a child - climate change
I have never seen a babysitter
this is not a vacation for a child - climate change
I have never seen a babysitter
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answered 17 years ago
do not bring a child with you! acclimatization, etc. children endure it very badly at this age. spoil both yourself and the child’s rest. until the age of 3, I didn’t even leave my own grandmother for more than 2 hours, and you want to leave such a crumb with no one knows who! leave the child to your grandmother and go on vacation. for the child For 4 years we paid $10 an hour.
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answered 17 years ago
1. There are no formal restrictions on the age of children. Strange as it may seem. Foreigners travel with babies often. Probably, the experience of rest affects - and everyone knows, and I don’t want to refuse trips for several years.
2. According to the procedure, everything is loyal - a boarding pass without a seat on the plane, accommodation in a child's hotel is free of charge, a baby cot is provided upon request (maybe not free of charge).
2. According to the procedure, everything is loyal - a boarding pass without a seat on the plane, accommodation in a child's hotel is free of charge, a baby cot is provided upon request (maybe not free of charge).
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answered 17 years ago
3. With nannies, the issue is complex. Children under the age of 4 are not allowed in the kids club. Babysitting is quite expensive - usually $ 20 per hour. As such, there are no full-time nannies, animators from the children's club earn extra money. Therefore, during the day there may be problems with availability. The nannies are normal - girls, mostly ours, who work with children in the kids club all season. In our country, they often take their grandmother or their nanny with them than they rely on a local nanny.
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answered 17 years ago
4. Regarding acclimatization. She, of course, is. But what is better - acclimatization + sun + sea + fresh air or staying at home without parents is a question. Check with your doctor.
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answered 17 years ago
It is better not to take a child. We have just returned from Egypt, my children suffered the return very hard, now we are on sick leave.
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answered 17 years ago
I also repeatedly saw how foreigners rest with babies. Regarding acclimatization, then you definitely need advice from your doctor. And about the nanny, that is, the practice of taking your nanny with you, it often comes out cheaper than hiring on the spot, and plus, you trust your child with your nanny.
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answered 17 years ago
You shouldn't take such a baby to such a dirty country as Egypt... The flight is 4 hours, with the new rules you won't even be able to properly feed a child, and what difficulties you may encounter in a hotel! Regarding the age limit - up to three years long flights and stays in hot countries and alignment with foreigners are not recommended - DEBILISM, since there are idiots (who care about their own children) in any country ...
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answered 17 years ago
DO NOT DO THIS. AN ADULT, DEVELOPED ORGANISM DOES NOT ALWAYS RESPOND WELL TO A CHANGE OF EVERYTHING: IMPRESSIONS, TEMPERATURE, FOOD. 6 MONTHS?!!! YES YOU WHAT?!!!!
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answered 17 years ago
DON'T THINK! In addition to acclimatization, there is a risk of catching malaria or some other nasty thing that will simply kill him! And leaving a 6-month-old baby, in my opinion, is harsh (how will you react when you find out by phone that your baby is torn for two days !!) Sacrifice your own desire to relax ...
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answered 17 years ago