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advice

PostPosted: 06 Apr 2010 13:12
by cassie
Right booked to Icmeler 2 couples in early 50s have 2 spare flights, Do we take grandaughter Age 4 .half stays with Nanny and Grandad every weekend so used to us , parents ok about her coming (2 weeks ) :?: Is this going to be too much hard work (shes a good child ) Will it be too hot or her (june/july). Dont know what to do, We like a drink on holiday we like the sun and late nights,Is this a good idea, Before she starts school in sept. Advice please :)

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PostPosted: 06 Apr 2010 13:34
by Jozzyd
Hi, Cassie, we usually travel to Icmeler in August and our kids are aged 5 & 8 (been going to Icmeler 4th year this year ) don't have any problems with the heat. They both do to bed around 7pm at home but often stay up much, much later when we are on holiday :D :D If they are tired we insist on them having a sleep during the day which works for us. The hardest part of the holiday is watching them in the pool just for safety reasons but it's not exactly hard work from a sunbed :)

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PostPosted: 06 Apr 2010 16:29
by bill atkinson
hi sun shades on the beach ,sea or pool often to cool down ,hat [legionaire type]to cover neck,factor 50 sun cream on regular,plenty of water and cold drinks, food what they are used to,[not spicey],my gran kids have never had a problem health wise with this advice,but stick to it ,.because the heat can be silly june and july.nights are no problem. enjoy BILL A

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PostPosted: 06 Apr 2010 17:01
by mugla
Hi Cassie

We have bn going to icmeler for 7 years, family of 9 taking our children and grandchildren, aged from 2yrs to 18yrs . As long as you have plenty suncream, drinks (Bottled water) diluted juice from Tansas (Local supermarket) etc The heat does tire them so let them have a sleep, keep in shade for some of the time. When swimming make sure the back of the head is covered. During the evening, we went out for drinks/meal /entertainment, the youngest two just fell asleep, one in buggy and one laid on two chairs put together, until we were ready to go back to the apartment.

There's a very good chemist/doctor if needed (as we did need, ranging from a bite that then caused an allergy to one falling and cutting her eye and needing medical help.

Everyone was really friendly and helpful, so there shouldnt b a problem.

Just go and enjoy, have fun, we always do!!!

:D

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PostPosted: 06 Apr 2010 17:54
by geordiespurs
you ve also got to remember that turkey is two hours ahead there fore they are not really staying up that much later. I know my sons body clock does nt change that much during the time we are away