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Summer holidays with a 1 yr old

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melonribena · 11/05/2013 22:09

My ds turns 1 at the end of July. Due to already having two small holidays this year and having no money, we aren't going away this summer.

Dp and I both work in education and have 6 wks off. We will still need to do work but can be flexible,

We ate trying to think of things to do with ds in the summer that hopefully don't cost the earth.

We will go to the zoo and a day trip to the beach.

Can anyone suggest any other things they've done with similar aged children or any particular outdoor toys.

Thanks in advance!

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RandomMess · 11/05/2013 22:10

Honestly at that age all they want is your time!

Misty9 · 11/05/2013 22:43

Is he walking? If so, parks parks and more parks :) if not, parks might still work but mine never liked crawling on grass/sand.

I agree with pp, just your time works, whether that's pottering around the house or trips to the local library. Ds is 20mo now but was 10-11mo last summer and we just...pottered. Much like we do now really (but with a lot more running on my part now he's walking!)

Do stuff for you and your dh and your ds will be happy if you are.

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MegBusset · 11/05/2013 22:52

1yos don't give a hoot where they go as long as they're with you :) I would take the opportunity to go to places YOU want to go (museum? NT property? art gallery? park?) - in a few years you'll be being nagged to go to hideously expensive theme parks / soft play / other godawful places so make the most of it!

whenwilltherebegoodnews · 12/05/2013 14:24

Yes definitely do what you want to do while you still have the opportunity. I would stick baby in a backpack and go for a long walk. Or museums etc and make most of naptime for concentrating on exhibits etc and having a leisurely lunch Smile

specialsubject · 12/05/2013 14:29

as others point out, he's 1 and couldn't care less as long as he is comfortable, fed, watered, entertained and regularly told how cute he is. :-)

make the most of it before he learns to talk.

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