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We eat with a child of 8 years for the first time. What should you take with you?
Tell me what you need to take with you from medicines? What is the best sunscreen? How much money should you take with you?
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Be sure to take an antipyretic for the child, something for coughing, drops in the nose, a thermometer. Basically in case of a cold. We traveled with a child, and from personal experience I encountered the problem of climate change in a child. Malaya caught a cold, and in Turkish pharmacies almost all medicines are annotated in Turkish. And we spent the most money on excursions, about 400 dollars.
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answered 15 years ago
Well, what can I tell you, take medicines, provoke morbidity?! No! Let it be precautionary measures. And if we are serious, we travel with a child from a year old. Of course, we always take a mini-first aid kit with us. ) and I also want to add something against allergenicity. Often there is a solar allergy. Yes, yes, an allergy to the sun. You can even our most banal diazolin. However, keep in mind that after it you want to sleep (felt on yourself). Are there any mosquitoes in the hotel you have chosen? Then there is something against them. Although based on 8 years of experience in Turkey, we did not encounter this problem.
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answered 15 years ago
antipyretic for a child is just what you need, we took candles twice, the temperature rose and put the candles on twice and everything went away ....
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answered 15 years ago
I took with me activated charcoal, Sorbex, Mezim for the stomach, iodine, hydrogen peroxide, if there are cuts, Andipal for headaches, bandage, cotton wool, Kamagel for sunburn, Troxevasin for bruises, the rest is specific for its sores))) The main thing is to take with a good mood and a positive attitude and everything will be fine)))!
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answered 15 years ago
The topic has been brought up many times. I'll add an act. charcoal, medicine for indigestion. As for creams, in the first days at least 25, then 10-15 (degree of protection), take something for burns, for example Panthenol. I also take a simple white T-shirt, in case my shoulders burn tanned shoulders and white legs and belly)
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answered 15 years ago
Take money, taking into account the cost of a visa, if you are not a citizen of Russia. Also, money will be needed for excursions, my husband and I went to the Aquapark in Antalya, we had a great time there, I think for a child this is exactly what he needs at his age. The cost of an excursion to the Aquapark is 35 dollars for an adult, for a child - 30 dollars.
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answered 15 years ago
For a child, a cream with protection of at least 50; in children, the skin is delicate and more sensitive to the sun. In addition to cash, take a payment card with you for reinsurance.
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answered 15 years ago
Take your usual medicines, the ones you use at home. I usually take a lot of medicines, I take everything that is at home in the medicine cabinet. Without which I wouldn’t go: an anti-allergenic drug (for example, Claritin) - twice in Turkey on the beach, large wasps bit (maybe not wasps, but they look very similar to me), part of the arm swelled terribly in a minute and Claritin helped, a drug for treating intestinal infections - Nifuroxazide, antipyretic - Nurofen. I decided on a sunscreen - I really liked the Chicco sunscreen spray with SPF 25, we use it for the whole family. Regarding money: 30 USD each. for a visa, tips for 1 USD, excursions to sort out the cost - Demre-Mira-Kekova - 50-55 USD, Pamukkale - 55-70 USD, rafting - 40-80 USD , but it’s possible that you don’t want to go somewhere with a child, souvenirs, and also insure medical insurance with your finances. Have a nice rest.
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