I am a bit confused about this. I have read in their site that children have high tea together and the parents eat later on at an adults only dinner. I don't particularly like this, but happy to accept it. However, if children eat at 5:30, is that the last meal they get? When on skiing holidays, my DS doesn't go to bed until 10 pm, more or less, which is when we all go upstairs, so I am worried he might be starving again by then. Has anyone got experience with this?
We normally go with Neilsons, so children and parents eat together in the evening.
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SoldeInvierno · 11/08/2012 19:26
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