Comments on: Toddler and traveling the world for a year? http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year Easy Travel With Your Toddler Wed, 01 Feb 2012 14:10:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Ariana http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year/comment-page-1#comment-1503 Ariana Wed, 27 May 2009 16:40:59 +0000 http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year#comment-1503 I think it'll be fine. If the parents are happy and enjoying the time spent your little one will be fine. Your child will learn to sleep when tired instead of having a set schedule. I think your child will learn to be sociable and friendly while travelling. I dont see why it'll have a bad effect on the child -certainly not in the long run.<br><b>References : </b><br>Mom of two. I think it'll be fine. If the parents are happy and enjoying the time spent your little one will be fine.
Your child will learn to sleep when tired instead of having a set schedule. I think your child will learn to be sociable and friendly while travelling.
I dont see why it'll have a bad effect on the child -certainly not in the long run.
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]]> By: Zoe http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year/comment-page-1#comment-1502 Zoe Wed, 27 May 2009 15:57:59 +0000 http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year#comment-1502 wow. A year travelling with toddler. that's very ambitious. All the flying, staying in hotels, the hot weather in Asia etc... :D I think the one thing is you won't be able to make it a routine. You might make it for meals but forget about the sleeping time routine. I am sure the kid will be very happy and of course many times being grumpy with the travelling, jetlag etc.. and so will you. :D but can't really see anything bad. The downside is they won't be able to remember so remember to take loads of pictures and videos and you can proudly say when you are this age you already see this...<br><b>References : </b><br> wow. A year travelling with toddler. that's very ambitious. All the flying, staying in hotels, the hot weather in Asia etc… :D I think the one thing is you won't be able to make it a routine. You might make it for meals but forget about the sleeping time routine. I am sure the kid will be very happy and of course many times being grumpy with the travelling, jetlag etc.. and so will you. :D but can't really see anything bad. The downside is they won't be able to remember so remember to take loads of pictures and videos and you can proudly say when you are this age you already see this…
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]]> By: Whurlywheep http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year/comment-page-1#comment-1501 Whurlywheep Wed, 27 May 2009 15:43:59 +0000 http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year#comment-1501 As long as you have some sort of daily routine and stick fairly closely to it things should be fine. Making nap and bedtimes as close as possible to the same time of day will help but children are amazingly adaptive.<br><b>References : </b><br> As long as you have some sort of daily routine and stick fairly closely to it things should be fine. Making nap and bedtimes as close as possible to the same time of day will help but children are amazingly adaptive.
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]]> By: yorkie http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year/comment-page-1#comment-1500 yorkie Wed, 27 May 2009 15:08:59 +0000 http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year#comment-1500 the kid should be fine. kids adapt better than adults mostly! there will be so much for him to see, so many different people around. you may find that some places are too hot or too cold for him to sleep, and tiredness can cause problems. it may also be a shock at the other end of your trip, when suddenly all the interesting things stop and toddler gets restless. i would do it if i had the chance!<br><b>References : </b><br> the kid should be fine. kids adapt better than adults mostly!

there will be so much for him to see, so many different people around.

you may find that some places are too hot or too cold for him to sleep, and tiredness can cause problems.

it may also be a shock at the other end of your trip, when suddenly all the interesting things stop and toddler gets restless.

i would do it if i had the chance!
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]]> By: Cat http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year/comment-page-1#comment-1499 Cat Wed, 27 May 2009 14:57:59 +0000 http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year#comment-1499 I think it will be great. As long as a toddler is with it's parents, has daily food, sleep and play I can't see how the routine will be affected. My son was born in the USA, moved to the UK, then to Brazil, then back to the UK and then another city in the UK by the time he was 4 years old. We settled when he started full time school, but he is the most adaptable little boy. He is very confident and also a fantastic traveler. New situations do not frighten or disturb him. He settled well and has never had any separation issues.<br><b>References : </b><br>I have a psychology degree and a well traveled child. I think it will be great. As long as a toddler is with it's parents, has daily food, sleep and play I can't see how the routine will be affected.
My son was born in the USA, moved to the UK, then to Brazil, then back to the UK and then another city in the UK by the time he was 4 years old. We settled when he started full time school, but he is the most adaptable little boy. He is very confident and also a fantastic traveler. New situations do not frighten or disturb him. He settled well and has never had any separation issues.
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]]> By: C http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year/comment-page-1#comment-1498 C Wed, 27 May 2009 14:11:59 +0000 http://www.toddlertravel.net/toddler-travel/toddler-and-traveling-the-world-for-a-year#comment-1498 Many families travel all the time and children need a routine but can easily adapt. it just depends if both parents like this for their child. i think an international flight would be too hectic to begin with let alone travelling to different countries every day... but if you travel to one hemisphere and stay there a while i think the sleeping arrangements will be fine they can get used to that. as long as you talk to your baby that would be the language your baby will no. kids are so adaptable to change that i dont think they will be culture shocked at all. they can even learn multiple languages at one time depending who they are with all the time and what language is predominantly spoken. if its the health you are concerned about, yes they would need shots. depending on the country you need to visit. but i would talk to the doctor first before getting the shot because you dont want your kid to have two shots of the same thing from two different countries.<br><b>References : </b><br> Many families travel all the time and children need a routine but can easily adapt. it just depends if both parents like this for their child. i think an international flight would be too hectic to begin with let alone travelling to different countries every day… but if you travel to one hemisphere and stay there a while i think the sleeping arrangements will be fine they can get used to that. as long as you talk to your baby that would be the language your baby will no. kids are so adaptable to change that i dont think they will be culture shocked at all. they can even learn multiple languages at one time depending who they are with all the time and what language is predominantly spoken. if its the health you are concerned about, yes they would need shots. depending on the country you need to visit. but i would talk to the doctor first before getting the shot because you dont want your kid to have two shots of the same thing from two different countries.
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