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The
idea of flying abroad with a new baby, or toddler fills most parents with
dread. Sacrificing a holiday because of a new addition however, can seem
unfair, especially if you have older children who look forward to a getaway as
a family. Unusual surroundings, language differences and temperature changes
are not very relaxing with very young children, so instead, why not switch a
holiday overseas for a getaway in the UK that is likely to be less stressful
for all involved.
Holiday
parks are ideal for families looking to travel with children of different ages.
There is something to keep everyone entertained, from the smallest to the
tallest, and you can rest assured that everything you need will be provided by
the resort. Highchairs, cots, a shop that stocks nappies, and even somewhere to
warm bottles will all be easily available at a holiday park. Right now you can win a UK break with Cushelle and Butlins by going
online to enter the code on promotional packs of toilet paper.
Camping
might not be the best option for the very young, but holiday homes and caravans
provide a good alternative on a budget. Most campsites now have electricity
ports, shower areas, toilets and running water. Once you have your portable
home rigged up to the mains you can have all the comforts of home away from
home. If older kids don’t fancy being woken at night feeding times you can
always pitch them in a tent adjoining the caravan.
Holidaying
in the UK is a great option for families with recent additions. Whether you
chose to stay on a holiday park, in a hotel, or on a campsite, you can still
have a great holiday as a family by ensuring you have everything you need, and
also that the place you are staying is aware that you will be travelling with
an infant. This allows them to make the appropriate arrangements for your visit
and make your stay enjoyable.
Having
children shouldn’t mean having to cancel plans and miss out on things you can
enjoy as a family. By making some alterations to your plans you can still have
a fab holiday with much less stress.
i am always inspired to see family doing leisure together outside, and i love staycation too
ReplyDeleteStaycation it is for me too. More fun and practical. Transition is always hard for OCD like me. wink*
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