http://www.nunomad.com/blog/pros-and-cons-of-travelin-abroad-with-babies-kids-and-teens/ Location Independent Living Mon, 06 Feb 2012 21:05:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://www.nunomad.com/blog/pros-and-cons-of-travelin-abroad-with-babies-kids-and-teens/comment-page-1/#comment-1679 MegaBerry Wed, 29 Jun 2011 01:09:00 +0000 http://www.nunomad.com/blog/?p=841#comment-1679 Just found your blog, this is great!! My son is 5 1/2 months old and I'm considering a travel-schooling lifestyle for us once he turns 4 or 5. This is exactly the information I was looking for, and the comments are very insightful. Thanks for sharing! Just found your blog, this is great!! My son is 5 1/2 months old and I’m considering a travel-schooling lifestyle for us once he turns 4 or 5. This is exactly the information I was looking for, and the comments are very insightful. Thanks for sharing!

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]]> http://www.nunomad.com/blog/pros-and-cons-of-travelin-abroad-with-babies-kids-and-teens/comment-page-1/#comment-1019 Carmen Bolanos Tue, 27 Apr 2010 08:07:37 +0000 http://www.nunomad.com/blog/?p=841#comment-1019 Thanks for your thoughtful comment, Colin. You know, each child has their own way of handling new situations. Sounds like your kids are reacting with some shyness to the language. I wonder if it might be a combination of language and behaviors that are different for them? There might be subtle behavioral differences they're picking up on as well. For instance, I noticed while in France that the children there were more physically affectionate with each other than same age peers in the states. Often the beauty of travel for young children, however, is that play is fairly universal. Most kids will dig in sand, play with balls, play chase. These are things that can often happen irrespective of language. I imagine that when you get a chance to settle for a little while your kids will begin to warm up to the surroundings and the others around them. Hope you can find a dinner/play date! Let people know where you are! Thanks for your thoughtful comment, Colin. You know, each child has their own way of handling new situations. Sounds like your kids are reacting with some shyness to the language. I wonder if it might be a combination of language and behaviors that are different for them? There might be subtle behavioral differences they're picking up on as well. For instance, I noticed while in France that the children there were more physically affectionate with each other than same age peers in the states. Often the beauty of travel for young children, however, is that play is fairly universal. Most kids will dig in sand, play with balls, play chase. These are things that can often happen irrespective of language. I imagine that when you get a chance to settle for a little while your kids will begin to warm up to the surroundings and the others around them. Hope you can find a dinner/play date! Let people know where you are!

]]> http://www.nunomad.com/blog/pros-and-cons-of-travelin-abroad-with-babies-kids-and-teens/comment-page-1/#comment-1359 Carmen Bolanos Tue, 27 Apr 2010 07:07:00 +0000 http://www.nunomad.com/blog/?p=841#comment-1359 Thanks for your thoughtful comment, Colin. You know, each child has their own way of handling new situations. Sounds like your kids are reacting with some shyness to the language. I wonder if it might be a combination of language and behaviors that are different for them? There might be subtle behavioral differences they're picking up on as well. For instance, I noticed while in France that the children there were more physically affectionate with each other than same age peers in the states. Often the beauty of travel for young children, however, is that play is fairly universal. Most kids will dig in sand, play with balls, play chase. These are things that can often happen irrespective of language. I imagine that when you get a chance to settle for a little while your kids will begin to warm up to the surroundings and the others around them. Hope you can find a dinner/play date! Let people know where you are! Thanks for your thoughtful comment, Colin. You know, each child has their own way of handling new situations. Sounds like your kids are reacting with some shyness to the language. I wonder if it might be a combination of language and behaviors that are different for them? There might be subtle behavioral differences they’re picking up on as well. For instance, I noticed while in France that the children there were more physically affectionate with each other than same age peers in the states. Often the beauty of travel for young children, however, is that play is fairly universal. Most kids will dig in sand, play with balls, play chase. These are things that can often happen irrespective of language. I imagine that when you get a chance to settle for a little while your kids will begin to warm up to the surroundings and the others around them. Hope you can find a dinner/play date! Let people know where you are!

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