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What is better to take with you for a child of 3 years old to Turkey?
We are going to the Ela Quality Resort on July 14 for 2 weeks with our 3-year-old son. I would like to ask about the hotel, who rested, what are the reviews and impressions of the rest in this hotel. And yet, for the first time we are taking a child to Turkey and indeed to the sea, what you need to take with you for the child, what medicines, etc. And can you advise how to avoid acclimatization in a child and at the site of rotovirus infections. Thank you in advance for your advice.
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I had a tourist who had a rest in this hotel with a small child. When I asked him how the rest with children was, he told me for about forty minutes with fire in his eyes how he liked it there. Most of all, he liked the mini club, where they gave the child during the day and the girls-educators worked with him there. When they came to pick up the child in the evening, he burst into tears and did not want to leave. A small first aid kit should always be taken on the road, both for the child and for yourself. In case of indigestion, temperature, if overheated. Sunscreen is a must for your child. For children, they do it with a factor of 50, since you eat at the hottest time, this will not hurt.
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answered 13 years ago
For a child, it is necessary to have an antipyretic, drugs for the stomach, but what exactly is better, consult with your pediatrician who knows the child from birth and when and how he was sick, what was treated, whether there is an allergy to drugs ....
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answered 13 years ago
For medications, it is better to consult a doctor.
I am writing my short list, I am a reinsurer mom :))
- remedies, sorry, for diarrhea, vomiting (regidron, smecta, loperamide, mezim).
- antipyretic is mandatory (mine always had a temperature of 2-3 days).
- from allergies
- runny nose, cough, earache
- a broad-spectrum antibiotic, such as chemomycin (in extreme cases)
- "aviamor" always helped us from motion sickness
- absorbable sweets, small bags
- thermometer
- brilliant green pencil, cotton wool, patches
In Egypt, we had intestinal disorders, in Turkey - a little fever. Therefore, the first-aid kit takes the first place in my suitcase. And yet, constantly smear the child with sun cream, a factor of at least 30, especially in the early days. And milk after the sun. Have a good rest!
I am writing my short list, I am a reinsurer mom :))
- remedies, sorry, for diarrhea, vomiting (regidron, smecta, loperamide, mezim).
- antipyretic is mandatory (mine always had a temperature of 2-3 days).
- from allergies
- runny nose, cough, earache
- a broad-spectrum antibiotic, such as chemomycin (in extreme cases)
- "aviamor" always helped us from motion sickness
- absorbable sweets, small bags
- thermometer
- brilliant green pencil, cotton wool, patches
In Egypt, we had intestinal disorders, in Turkey - a little fever. Therefore, the first-aid kit takes the first place in my suitcase. And yet, constantly smear the child with sun cream, a factor of at least 30, especially in the early days. And milk after the sun. Have a good rest!
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answered 13 years ago
we went to Turkey for the first time when the little one was just 3 years old. There was practically no acclimatization for the child, we came from heat to heat. but it is individual, depends on the child. took a first aid kit with the same composition as indicated by uliaslim, and half a suitcase of toys. pasochki - sure, you can’t imagine better on the sand. and of course, a swimming vest (if the child cannot swim). for a three-year-old, this is better than circles, armlets, etc. ours then mastered the slides, and with a vest they let him go. have a nice rest!
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answered 13 years ago
I join the above, I repeat - take an electronic thermometer with you, because even a simple appeal to the first-aid post for a thermometer is an insurance claim! Be sure to take a light long-sleeved shirt, you can swim in the sea without fear that the baby will burn, a panama hat and sunglasses, children need them just like we adults do. You can buy all kinds of toys and items for the sea (circles, pools) on the spot, or you can take it with you. I would not risk leaving one kid of your age in the care of the animators of the children's club, keep in mind that they are not responsible for the health and life of our children, but visiting the club under the supervision of a parent, of course, yes!
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answered 13 years ago
We went last year, just in July, with children: my daughter was 6 months old, and my son was just 3 years old. Of course, you need to take a first aid kit with a full set of medicines. I even took an antibiotic, just in case. Thank God nothing came in handy. This year we are going again, only on June 14, because hot in July.
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answered 13 years ago
Just returned from Ella, the impressions are twofold. The hotel was positioned as a luxury, but it doesn't smell like a luxury. The food is good, no beauty, the kids club has a children's menu, it's better to feed there. Lots of entertainment for kids. Great kids club, great entertainers. The hotel has a pediatrician, medicines, if you can buy anything there, but the main ones you always need to have with you. The territory is excellent. The rooms are average. Service in the dining room on 3 . Often they do not approach Russians, not only this is my observation. And so for rest with children it is the most!
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answered 13 years ago
Regarding acclimatization: almost all of the children were ill from 39. A friend went to another hotel now, too, from 39. My son had been ill from 39.6.
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answered 13 years ago
But everyone is different. Don't be afraid of anything. One piece of advice, if you bathe a child, it is better in the sea, you will collect fewer infections. Happy holidays!!!!!
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answered 13 years ago
I'm flying to Egypt at the end of March. My son is 1.4 ... I'm worried about the flight and, of course, acclimatization.
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answered 12 years ago
Hello. My child in Turkey had a sore throat. Keep your throat away from soft drinks and air conditioners. Medicines for angina: suprax suspension, imudon for resorption, ibuklin or any antipyretic + noshpa or papaverine. Stomach: phosphalugel, smecta, enterofuril, pangrol. Antihistamine - zyrtec or zodak. Drops in the eyes - tobrex. In the nose - vibrocil. Ears: otipax + boric alcohol. If perforation - otof. I do not take antiviral, cough, aquamaris. You can also take anti-emetic pills as a last resort. I also take prednisolone in ampoules with me. With a sudden severe allergy, but I hope I never need it. This is such a crazy list.
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answered 10 years ago
forgot for the stomach - trimedat - a chic remedy. Aviamore or dramin by age.
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answered 10 years ago
rasteriaha, right from sunburn, you definitely need to take something on vacation. For example, I put panthenolspray in the first-aid kit, and I treat burns with it, including sunburns. It contains dexpanthenol, which heals well, restores the skin, burns disappear. True, now there are a lot of fakes in the pharmacy for sale, so I take a European spray with a smiley face. I know it's healing.
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answered 7 years ago