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Taking a friend on holiday

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ExplodingCarrots · 28/06/2024 13:46

My DD is almost 11 and we've just got back
from a lovely holiday and she said she had a really great time but would like someone to take next time . We did do activities and play in the pool but sometimes me and DH just wanted to sit quietly with a book for a bit and you could see she got a little bit bored in the pool on her own .

Has anyone had experience taking a friend on holiday and was it an overall positive experience ? The friend we have in mind is really sweet , quiet , zero drama and she won't get the opportunity to go aboard with her family as a child because of certain family dynamics (caring responsibilities) .

The only thing putting me off is potential fall outs ..as this can be a tricky age for girls . Also my best friend recently took her DDs friend on a short UK break and the normally nice girl turned into a nightmare on the holiday and was demanding , sulky and rude . So this has set me back too .

There's also the issue of it causing issues between other friends and wondering why this girl was 'picked' and not others .

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Looolaaa · 28/06/2024 21:23

A three nighter to Center Parcs first for sure.

ExplodingCarrots · 28/06/2024 21:48

They go on breaks quite a lot but just limited to UK so she's used to travelling. But obviously not on plane . Will definitely look into short break to centre parks or bluestone, or even a city break as we're quite rural .

Thank you for your input.

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