thread: Japan or anywhere overseas with an almost 2 year old - too ambitious?

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  1. #1
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    Feb 2008
    2

    I have been living overseas for the last few years (switzerland) and have traveled home every year. My daughter is now two and has already been to australia 3 times. I have to addmit it wasnt easy the time I traveled alone with her, but the other times when my husband came too, it wasnt so bad, we took turns. The thought of only having to travel 7 hours for me is bliss, I find My baby only starts to get restless after 6 hours, oh and a good tip is if you can take a night flight
    Have fun on your travels

    Jessy

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    Jul 2005
    Rural NSW
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    I'll be watching this thread with interest!

  3. #3
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    Apr 2008
    Melbourne
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    We are going to Thailand for 2 weeks in June with DD who will be 26months by then. We did a test flight to Perth last month and I agree that if you can get a seat for your child it will be a lot easier!! On the way over to Perth DD was awake and was good for about 2 hours, before we had to bring out the laptop with the Dora dvd! On the way home we had a midnight flight and she slept the whole way (stretched across the seat so Mummy & Daddy had no sleep at all) but it was so much better having a seat for her.

  4. #4
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    Oct 2010
    14

    Lightbulb Bali

    What are your thoughts on travel to Bali with a one year old?
    I am concerned about health safety (getting tummy bugs - not so much me or husband but bub)
    also travel - getting to and from places.....
    Has anyone been there?
    Thanks!xx