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Madrid in August, anyone been with a toddler?

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peachygirl · 12/07/2008 22:33

will it be too hot?

It looks just like the sort of place me and DH like but with lots of extras for DD who will be 18 months when we go

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themildmanneredjanitor · 12/07/2008 22:33

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donnie · 12/07/2008 22:34

madrid is seriously boiling in august - seriously.

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peachygirl · 12/07/2008 22:37

hmm, we have booked with airmiles.
DH is going to ring in the morning to see if we can cancel,

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donnie · 13/07/2008 15:05

I was in madrid a few years ago and it was 43 and over every day in august.

geogteach · 13/07/2008 15:28

We went to a wedding 2 weeks ago it was 39 degrees. We were given fans on entering the church at 7pm in the evening. All DH's cousins were leaving the city after the wedding for the summer, the locals don't do Madrid in august.
It is a reasonable place for toddlers we have taken ours a couple of times, there are loads of playgrounds. Kids there stay up very late at night which I found hard to get used to, people think we are bonkers for having kids in bed at 7pm, DH cousins kids ate still up at half past midnight.

peachygirl · 13/07/2008 16:29

geogteach
Thanks we have found out we can't change the booking as it was done entirely with airmiles so we are now starting to think' we know it will be hot but...'
There are lots of sites saying how great it is for kids.
I did think we should plan our time there so do cooler things like museums etc during the heat of the day and play in parks later on.
DD hasn't got a rigid routine and in fact is very flexible so hopefully she will just go along with it all.
I do have a buggy sunshade which gives DD factor 50 protection

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Cod · 13/07/2008 16:30

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peachygirl · 13/07/2008 16:39

don't have any choice now.... we should have looked at the temps ... ho hum

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