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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For the people who say they would only take their child to an english speaking country, I feel sorry for your kids. Really. OP If you speak french, you will be fine in all but the most remote parts of Morocco. No one will bother you with a child. Cover your arms and shoulders in public--and your head in places of worship, I've had white frat boys in Georgetown grope my bare arms on M street. It can happen anywhere. Omg, this thread.[/quote] if you pay attention, I posted the note about not taking a child to a non-English speaking country before she posted that her son speaks french. I'm all for giving kids cultural experiences, especially when they're a little older (teens). And it has nothing to do with not respecting nonEnglish speaking people or assuming all English-speaking people are good. the issue is a practical one -- if the kid gets separated, it's going to be hard for him to communicate with people to help him find his mother. But obviously, if he speaks french, that's a different story. And frankly OP should have posted in her opening thread. But i find people naive when they feel so certain their kid will never get lost or separated. But if she's so confident and has traveled to the Dominican Republic and other places with her child, why is she even asking the question? Unless she's trying to drum up trouble or perhaps her bias is toward Muslims. I think most average people in most countries are just living their lives. But I still think it is unwise to travel with young children to places where the child doesn't speak the primary language. That's my opinion, and I don't think it is an unreasonable one. You don't have to "feel sorry" for my children.[/quote]
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