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Holidays with a 1.5 year old baby in Turkey!!
Tell me, please, who rested with a 1.5-year-old baby in Turkey in September-October? How about nutrition? Isn't it dangerous at all? How was the acclimatization? Thanks in advance for your replies!!!
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I rested with my three-year-old son, for 14 days, everything was fine, but all the doctors are against such trips, they say it takes at least 21 days for the child's body to get used to it. In general, they rest even with 6-month-old children, so, of course, it's up to you. Nutrition - depending on what your child eats, it is unlikely that I would give my child at that age what they offer in the dining room. Most hotels have MVP, you can warm up your meals. Decide.
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answered 15 years ago
RESTED IN TURKEY, AT THE END OF OCTOBER. IN ALANYA (MAHMUTLAR). THE WEATHER IS SUPER AND THE SEA IS TOO. FOOD IS GOOD TOO.
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answered 15 years ago
With such a baby, I would not risk going in October
the weather is changeable
Better go in September - velvet season
baby will be more comfortable
the weather is changeable
Better go in September - velvet season
baby will be more comfortable
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answered 15 years ago
Thanks everyone for the replies!! They helped a lot, now I would have to decide on a hotel ...
This summer we were in Croatia, there was no acclimatization at all, maybe we will be lucky in Turkey?))
This summer we were in Croatia, there was no acclimatization at all, maybe we will be lucky in Turkey?))
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answered 15 years ago
What is your baby eating? I would not count on food at the hotel and would take with me at least instant cereals and baby water (mandatory!) Well, if the suitcase allows you, you can take baby food in jars, one per day for safety. It just depends on the hotel you are going to. In some hotels, baby food is french fries and chips.
It is better not to go in October, mid-late September is the best. There is no longer a 40-degree heat, but the sea is warm. Choose beaches with sand, such as Side or Belek, and better club type.
It is better not to go in October, mid-late September is the best. There is no longer a 40-degree heat, but the sea is warm. Choose beaches with sand, such as Side or Belek, and better club type.
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answered 15 years ago
We rested in Turkey in 2007 with two small children (1.5g and 2.5g) - there were 12 days in early September, in the Side area, the Asteria Sorgun Resort 5 * hotel. Everything was great, everyone was happy.
If there is no way to leave the child at home for "grandmothers" (at that age they still don’t remember anything later, so there’s no point in taking it with you specially), then feel free to go. In principle, there is nothing to worry about - our children immediately fell asleep on the plane, the flight was better than adults. Acclimatization also went well. Of course, there was a day when my daughter had a fever - the doctors referred to bacteria that were unusual for a child ... but everything quickly passed.
Be sure to choose a good 5 * hotel with quality food. We also had a children's diet in the hotel. With a child, it is better to stay in hotels with a large green area (after all, you will practically never go outside the hotel) and sandy beaches (this is the area of Side or Belek).
The child is small, so he doesn’t need super attractions and water slides, but just a normal children’s playground, etc., so I don’t advise you to go to "children's" hotels - you'd better go to a "family" hotel - your vacation will be much calmer and better!
Have a nice rest!
If there is no way to leave the child at home for "grandmothers" (at that age they still don’t remember anything later, so there’s no point in taking it with you specially), then feel free to go. In principle, there is nothing to worry about - our children immediately fell asleep on the plane, the flight was better than adults. Acclimatization also went well. Of course, there was a day when my daughter had a fever - the doctors referred to bacteria that were unusual for a child ... but everything quickly passed.
Be sure to choose a good 5 * hotel with quality food. We also had a children's diet in the hotel. With a child, it is better to stay in hotels with a large green area (after all, you will practically never go outside the hotel) and sandy beaches (this is the area of Side or Belek).
The child is small, so he doesn’t need super attractions and water slides, but just a normal children’s playground, etc., so I don’t advise you to go to "children's" hotels - you'd better go to a "family" hotel - your vacation will be much calmer and better!
Have a nice rest!
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answered 15 years ago
With us, we took only a couple of bottles of water and a couple of packs of cookies for the children. If a good hotel, and all inclusive - you can always choose what to eat for the child. If you don't want one, go and get another. There are absolutely no problems with this!
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answered 15 years ago
We went on a yacht along Manavgat in September with a 2-year-old baby. Got caught in the rain. We didn't have time to hide. We froze, we thought we would get sick (the temperature dropped to 10 degrees). Everything worked out. It got warmer quickly. We understood the following: you don’t have to go far from the hotel with the kids. Choose either an expensive 4 *, but 5 * is better.
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answered 15 years ago
Thank you all again!!! Indeed, children's hotels are not for us, we need a family one. And then the noise. And 5 stars is a must. We will look for a good hotel) Of course, I am afraid of food, it is necessary with children's diet food, I think expensive hotels have it. And we will definitely not go anywhere outside the hotel)
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answered 15 years ago