Resort with a kids club for a 2 year old
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Anonymous
| Any recommendations for a resort within DRIVING distance (under 5 hours) that has a kids club for 2 year olds? Most seem to start at 3. |
Anonymous
| They start at 3 for a reason. Potty training. Ability to separate with complete strangers from parents without freaking out. I would hire a babysitter or leave the kid at home for this one. 2 is really young for a kids club. |
Anonymous
| Nemocolin takes kids under three. We walked through the club, but decided against using it when we were there, so I can't speak to anything else about the club. |
Anonymous
| Just an fyi, we went to Punta Cana with our 3yo and picked resort based on what looked like a great kids club. Lovely playground in the same, trampoline on the sand etc. When we got there we found out that they had a very strict schedule regardless of how many kids were there and the outside time was always when DD was napping. She barely went to the kids club because the times she could have gone they were doing stuff she wasnt interested in and was really too old for her. |
Anonymous
| You need a resort with a vacation nanny. Two is too young for the level of care iin a kid'.s club. |
Anonymous
Wow, you just really want to get rid of your kid, don't you? |
Anonymous
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They start later for a reason. Not driving distance but the only time I dropped off my 2yo was at Beaches Turks and Caicos and by then 2.5yo was traumatized. So many crying 2 year olds.
Kids are now 5 and 7 and good age for kids club. 2 and 3 is a bit young, which is why most kids clubs start at 4 or 5. |
Anonymous
This. My youngest is 5 and I'm just starting to consider leaving her at a kids club type place. A 2 yo is still practically a baby! |