Мамочкина школа-мамочкин отель Mommy's School - Mommy's Hotel

For the first time after the birth of a child, we went abroad. And we were lucky. We chose a hotel, and then the tour operator (labyrinth) offered "Mom's School" - these are training programs with Russian specialists and classes for mothers with small children, and all this in Greece. And we agreed. We didn’t have to pay extra for it. But upon arrival (flying by Kuban airlines) we were offered a room with a set for families with children, although we took a bunch of things with us (we wouldn’t have known), but there was something to use - a radio nanny, sterilizers, a pot, a bath, although we are perfectly floundering in a large bathroom and a big crib. What was a pleasant surprise was that the food for adults was more than varied, but for children there was a lot of rubbed, purees and soups on a separate table in the common restaurant. There is high chairs for children, which made the task easier and they are enough for all mothers with children. The beach is definitely made for small children - sandy with a good sunset. It was possible to sculpt castles with a baby on the edge, not being afraid of either waves or depth. There were also children's programs. For example, a swimming instructor worked on the beach. on the water. It seems to me that he can teach anyone in a few days, although he joked all the time that he himself can’t swim. And on the territory of the hotel, next to the children’s pool in a small house, Lyudmila and Elena worked every day, absolutely creative personalities completely devoted to children and parents and entertaining us in the mornings and afternoons with educational games.
In the evenings there was animation for adults and sometimes we even crawled out to Faliraki - this is a noisy place full of life, with local taverns, shops and color.
The tour operator has chosen the perfect hotel for kids. We are very happy. that the rest was not burdened by the search for diapers, food and other difficulties, everything was thought out to the smallest detail. Let's go again.