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      couriers
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      Wisky 🙂 I used lemons from the stewardess they work a treat

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        novbaby
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        hihi…

        am 14 weeks preggy, was suppose to next week to South Korea with DH and DD of 18months. With the current radiation scare… should i !?! Wondering if the Korean autorities are strict on their import of food/vegs from & around japan… ?

        Dear Mrs Ang,
        We travelled with our DD when she was 15months, chose a night flight so fed milk and sleep. And brought her fav big pictorial books, toys, doodle board, etc on board and kept her entertained. Hmmm a few hours flight she should sleep through? You’ll never know unless u try!

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          casey29
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          Hello,


          Anyone can share where to go for a short trip with 2 toddlers and in-laws with some shopping and scenery viewing??

          Cheers…

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            Dnls_mum
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            casey29:
            Hello,


            Anyone can share where to go for a short trip with 2 toddlers and in-laws with some shopping and scenery viewing??

            Cheers...
            Hong Kong!
            HK Disney is great for younger kids. Small so less walking. The rides are quite kiddy compared to other Disneys so just appropriate for young kids. hK food is easier for our kids too. In laws will love the shopping. There is plenty, high or low end, up to you. For sight seeing can go Lantau island for the cable car ride 🙂

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              Baby_May_09
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              Mrs Ang:
              My DD is 15 mth and she can't keep still. She will move non-stop during the 30 mins bus/taxis journey in Singapore. Therefore I don't have confidence to bring her on a few hours flight journey. Anyone have experience dealing with this? Thanks.

              Hi Mrs Ang,

              What we do is to take a tiny step a time. My boy's first trip with us is to club med bintan where we only need to take ferry and it is all inclusive so we do not to worry about food, transport etc. Another similar all inclusive trip will be cruise.

              For my boy's 2nd trip, we bring him to Penang, which is a very short flight away. For his third trip, we bring him to Japan which is kid friendly and for his fourth trip to Hong Kong. We intend to try US next.

              We have also tried staycation which I find it's quite good for people like us with kids as it is not so hectic.

              Jiayou, Mrs Ang. You can start small and go on to try other places aftervthat.

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                mommypoon21
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                have a nice journey!:)

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                  car118
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                  Dear all

                  Can anyone advise me abt any restriction with the Korean customs? Gg Seoul end of march with dh n 4yrs old ds…many thanks

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                    bebe
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                    Anyplace good for kids - 2 yrs toddler and 10 yrs old?

                    For HK…will the weather be hot?
                    For Australia, it will be rainy season right?

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                      zoolet
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                      Has any mummy travel to cold temperate country while she was 4months pregnant? Will the coldness affect the pregnancy? What to look out for while travelling to such areas?

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                        Little Pudding
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                        How to entertain toddlers on plane?


                        I brought my son to HK when he was around 1.5 years old via sq. They provide some toys and colour books… entertained him for about half an hour before he fall asleep for the next 30 mins… was a smooth journery there…

                        However on flight back, it was a nightmare. It could be the timing was near to his bed time and he cant sleep due to air pressure. He cried & puke 3 times throughout the last 60 mins when the air stewardess insisted on the seat belt… i dont even dare to look behind…

                        I guess the flight duration & timing plays a part.

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