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ronileh
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Hi
We are planing a long trip (3 months) to south east Asia. We want to go to Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and maybe some parts of China.
We (my husband and I ) are traveling with our cute 16 months old daughter.
We would love to hear from any families that did the same (or somewhat the same) trip any advice, ideas, do/don't.....
Thanks
Roni, David and Aviv Feller
NYC
#1 Posted: 15/11/2011 - 09:06
busylizzy
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I haven't had that sort of experience, however I spotted an article in our local paper this morning that you might find of interest. It's written by a woman who took a 3yr old and a 18month old on a trip to India.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/international/5972192/Travelling-India-with-kids
There's also a forum on this site dedicated to travelling with kids. You might find some interesting stuff in there, too: http://www.travelfish.org/board/topic/travelkids
#2 Posted: 15/11/2011 - 15:33
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