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How much do babysitting services cost?
Who used the babysitting service at the hotel? Isn't it dangerous to leave children?
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I won’t leave my child with a neighbor, let alone with someone else’s aunt .... didn’t you watch TV programs where they showed footage about nannies filmed with a hidden camera? Apparently not, otherwise such a question would not have arisen for you ... Yes, and we are taking the child to the sea in order to communicate with him, so to speak, spend time together with benefit ...
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answered 12 years ago
Reasonable question. PolikSVT, and if, for example, you need to drive through shopping centers, where the child will wear out and get tired? Or do they want to go to a la carte, where children under 12, under 16 are not allowed? Children's animators usually work as nannies, I think you should not be afraid - if the nanny works in this hotel, and not a person "from the street", then she is responsible for the child, and will have someone to ask, in which case. As for the cost of services, unfortunately, I do not have information.
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answered 12 years ago
Natalo4ka, what does it mean "you need to drive through shopping centers" ??? Even without a child on vacation, I very rarely spend precious time on trips to shops and shops, it’s just a pity to exchange money ... And the annoying Turks discourage any desire to shop. I'd rather pay at home. And the prices in the resort areas are not very different from ours. On vacation, first of all - the interests of the CHILD! If you are traveling with a family, let dad sit with the child, and mom calmly go shopping with some new acquaintance from the hotel. It's not a problem at all - to find a "market-shop" fellow traveler. And no one will be responsible for your child! Are you making a written contract? Do you write in detail all the ir-rheumatic cases, risks, etc.? Here! It's the same when you leave your car in a paid parking lot - and it gets stolen. NO ONE is responsible!
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answered 12 years ago
Actually, the question is not about whose interests on vacation are above all, but about the prices for babysitting services. So, for some reason, the author of the question needs it! Are you and your child at home 24 hours a day, 7 days a week? The child does not go to kindergarten, does not play with other children on the street? Then I feel very sorry for him ... Yes, I also watched programs where nannies, in the absence of parents, yell at the child, and beat him, and bring their girlfriends to the apartment. I don’t argue, it’s all terrible, but nothing will happen to the child in 2-3 hours.
I remember we came to Antalya for the first time in the mid-90s (then I was 12 years old). Parents took a taxi from the hotel (now it is Iberostar Bellis) and went shopping for gold - to see a gift for their wedding anniversary. I, a 12-year-old, was left at the hotel so as not to get tired, and was strictly forbidden to swim in the sea until they returned, only in the pool. That's how my parents trusted me (and trust me to this day). I swam in the pool, went to the restaurant for lunch myself, then to the room - my mother had already taught me that it was impossible to be in the sun until 4 pm, and did not notice how time flew by and they returned.
I remember we came to Antalya for the first time in the mid-90s (then I was 12 years old). Parents took a taxi from the hotel (now it is Iberostar Bellis) and went shopping for gold - to see a gift for their wedding anniversary. I, a 12-year-old, was left at the hotel so as not to get tired, and was strictly forbidden to swim in the sea until they returned, only in the pool. That's how my parents trusted me (and trust me to this day). I swam in the pool, went to the restaurant for lunch myself, then to the room - my mother had already taught me that it was impossible to be in the sun until 4 pm, and did not notice how time flew by and they returned.
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answered 12 years ago
Eka how fun! Does a 12-year-old child need a nanny???? At the age of 6, I entered a music school with a friend, and in general I remember being independent from the age of 5. And I'm not talking about my children, but about my granddaughter, who will soon be 5 years old. And my children were accustomed to independence "from a young age" You are right about one thing - we are talking about the PRICE of a nanny. so, the cost per hour is from 10 dollars (depending on the category of the hotel). The average is $20. There is no point in discussing further, it will be possible to continue when you, Natalochka, have a wonderful daughter, then you are unlikely to change her well-being and your calmness so easily for clothes that are not worth it. This is IMHO.
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answered 12 years ago
PolikSV - right, it can cost an hour and from 10 euros, "plays" the role of the class of the hotel.
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answered 12 years ago
Why are you so attached to these clothes?? I just gave an example, I went to Turkey 14 times and never went shopping there. Especially in Antalya - IMHO, everything that was not sold in Istanbul is "drained" there. "Factories" - a pure scam for tourists, there are no production facilities in Antalya.
Okay, but what if, for example, you want to spend a romantic evening in a restaurant or other place for relaxation, where children under a certain age are not allowed, and there is no one to leave with? What, after the birth of a child, deny yourself everything? Or go together only to "children's" places and listen to the op and tantrums of other people's children? Or go with the child wherever you want, even if you can’t, and cause general disapproval? Hmm... Maybe I should be "child-free"? :)
Okay, but what if, for example, you want to spend a romantic evening in a restaurant or other place for relaxation, where children under a certain age are not allowed, and there is no one to leave with? What, after the birth of a child, deny yourself everything? Or go together only to "children's" places and listen to the op and tantrums of other people's children? Or go with the child wherever you want, even if you can’t, and cause general disapproval? Hmm... Maybe I should be "child-free"? :)
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answered 12 years ago
Natalo4ka, for a romantic evening. You need to plan it and choose hotels where the restaurant is located close to your building in order to get into the range of the baby monitor. Or all romance - then. Or before. I mean the birth of a child. There are other options, take your grandmother with you or cooperate with the same lovers of romance who have a child. For example, our granddaughter has not created any inconvenience in the evening since the age of 3. Sitting at the bar, ask if she wants to sleep. He says you are sitting, I'll lie down on the couch. And falls asleep. And we sit ourselves, communicate, the noise never interferes with her on vacation. But I wouldn’t even get a piece down my throat if I left her alone in the room. Although, when she travels with her parents, she "weaves" ropes out of them and the daughter-in-law goes to rest with her at 10 o'clock. Yes, and I really like about "14 times", but when did you study, did you work? And what, Turkey has not bothered during this time ??? This arithmetic always touches me, to put it mildly :))) It’s immediately clear that you don’t know about family vacations, no one really yells and hysteria! There are many countries that you need to have time to see before the birth of children. And then - what kind of romance????
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answered 12 years ago
PolikSVT, and why are you so touched by my arithmetic? I studied at the university from 2001 to 2006, graduated from it with a red master's degree. Then she went only 3 times - to Antalya at the age of 12 with her parents, at 19 with her mother to Istanbul on a boat for excursions and then at 22 - a gift from her parents for graduation from the university. After university, she worked in one company, then went to Turkey, being on an official 2-week vacation. I am a sworn translator of the Turkish language, I have been working for myself (freelance) for 5 years now, I plan vacation dates myself, and since 2007 I have been going to Turkey 2 times a year - both for recreation and language practice. Every time I learn something new. I just love Turkey.
Judging by the description, your granddaughter is a calm, well-mannered child who does not cause problems to either her relatives or others. Relatives - respect and respect. Unfortunately, these are in the minority. And most children on vacation behave ugly, scream, hysteria, act up and rush headlong, while mothers are either overprotective, "don't let them breathe", or (more often) stick around in a bar with beer, and the child is left to himself ... As for the nanny - I agree, you can really find a way out to somehow do without her.
Judging by the description, your granddaughter is a calm, well-mannered child who does not cause problems to either her relatives or others. Relatives - respect and respect. Unfortunately, these are in the minority. And most children on vacation behave ugly, scream, hysteria, act up and rush headlong, while mothers are either overprotective, "don't let them breathe", or (more often) stick around in a bar with beer, and the child is left to himself ... As for the nanny - I agree, you can really find a way out to somehow do without her.
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answered 12 years ago
Natalo4ka, I’m all about the fact that when you have children, I wish you to become a really loving, caring and adequate mother, who simply never and nowhere would ever think of asking such questions! As for the granddaughter. I think it all depends primarily on us adults. It's just that we will NEVER allow it to poison the rest of the people around us with whims. Straight to the rooms! And there - pzhsta, no one hears. And she understands this very well. Well, we still found a consensus about the nanny :)))
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answered 12 years ago
Thanks, I hope it does! :) And I wish your granddaughter to be healthy, smart, beautiful, cheerful, to please mom, dad and grandmother :) And you - health, vivacity and a lot of new experiences! On October 6, I'm flying to Kemer, in Ambient 4 *, I hope to have a good rest in the company of adequate people and their calm children :)
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answered 12 years ago
And we are going in two couples on October 15 or 16, again to our beloved Kemer. We haven’t decided on a hotel yet, we are waiting for a price reduction, maybe we’ll be lucky! Ambiente is a nice cozy hotel. Have a good rest too!
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answered 12 years ago
kapitan1084, You probably don't unpack your suitcases! :))) That's life!!! By the way, Happy International Tourism Day to all, and TO, TA, and to us, tourists, too !!!!!
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answered 12 years ago
How tired of aunts like PolikSTV, who think that they are the smartest and spread demagoguery from scratch. I also looked in to see, to estimate what time the nanny in Turkey would get up, I had read such nonsense! Nothing will happen to the child under the supervision of the staff from the hotel, they will not beat him. Cases of ill-treatment of nannies are, in principle, rare. If you are so afraid of everything, then in general you can’t take a child to the sea - acclimatization, and suddenly he will drown! And if the plane falls apart, and if the tour bus rolls over? Don't go to the mall, often don't go to Turkey... forgot to ask. No need to listen to chickens who only cackle, trying to raise their self-esteem and authority.
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answered 11 years ago
Lizavit9986, Are you stuck here, being rude? we are tired of such hamlyugs here too! About the "aunt". God forbid you keep it this way)))) As for the "chicken" and authority. Rating us here is not a moderator does. Compare our scores. And then "cluck")))))) By the way, unlike you, I do not hide my age! And the position is firm about children. And she only cares about nannies. I'm not afraid that "the bus .. will overturn", and I go to Turkey very often, and I've been taking my child there since the age of 2. It’s immediately obvious that there aren’t any of their own yet, otherwise they wouldn’t “crow” like that!
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answered 11 years ago
PolikSVT, you have an amazing ability to excite opponents)))
I completely agree - since the child interferes with his mother’s rest so much, it’s better to leave him at home, if the nanny beats him, then his own, and not Turkish, will cost less.
"Cases of ill-treatment of nannies, in principle, are rare." (c, Lizavit9986). When this happens with your child, the "singularity" of this case will be little consolation.
Have a good holiday everyone!
I completely agree - since the child interferes with his mother’s rest so much, it’s better to leave him at home, if the nanny beats him, then his own, and not Turkish, will cost less.
"Cases of ill-treatment of nannies, in principle, are rare." (c, Lizavit9986). When this happens with your child, the "singularity" of this case will be little consolation.
Have a good holiday everyone!
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, sigur62, "exciting" at my "old" age, even just in a virtual bedside - it's cool!))) I guess it's a compliment))))
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answered 11 years ago
Morons!!! I love my child madly, we are all together for 24 hours, but I also love myself, my spouse. What is terrible in rest and parental communication! I don’t have grandmothers, if you go to a restaurant, the nanny will stay for an hour, what’s terrible about that !!! Yazhmat who writes that she is not tired, sits at home does not work, the grandmother is engaged with the child. I work, walk 2 times, play, cook and clean myself! Once every 6 months to sit for 2 hours with a nanny is a sentence!!!
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answered 5 years ago