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[quote=Anonymous]Wow! I am shocked at so many posters thinking travel to Europe with younger children is a waste. To each their own and you do you and all of that but we have traveled overseas at least once a year since my son was 6 months old. We travel for us because its important to us and even if he doesn't remember, we have the memories. Traveling with kids and seeing things through their eyes is magical. They pick up on nuanced differences that my spouse and I don't even notice. The time change is very easy to manage- sleep in/go to bed late. Its only a 6 hour time difference to most major European cities. Europe is much more kid friendly than anywhere in the US. You should not limit your child's diet to what you think they will like, you might be surprised at what they will eat if you don't just order off the kids menu, which by the way, European restaurants either won't have or they will be much better than the options in the US. [/quote]
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