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Discodee wrote: And what if they get sick in a foreign country miles from anywhere?

Yeah, with france being so third world....

Be sarcastic if you must. I am talking about up in the mountains miles away from a hospital and having to speak to foreign doctors. Sorry, I do not mean to offend anyone,it is only MHO but it is something I feel very strongly about. It's scarey enough if your child takes badly ill at home and babies can fall very ill very quickly.

Discodee wrote:Be sarcastic if you must. I am talking about up in the mountains miles away from a hospital and having to speak to foreign doctors. Sorry, I do not mean to offend anyone,it is only MHO but it is something I feel very strongly about. It's scarey enough if your child takes badly ill at home and babies can fall very ill very quickly.

When Little W was born we missed a year so she first went with us skiing when she was fourteen months, we did drive that year and she was no problem and she has been every year since, her passion for skiing matches ours now.
Don't take offence I think it was only meant as a joke

Fairy snuff!

Discodee wrote:Fairy snuff!

Yeah, sorry i didn't mean to sound so sarcastic. I nearly meant that sometimes our fears are totally unfounded....but we all have our own opinions on how to raise our kids and i fully respect yours.

Jon

Thank you kind sir! Unfortunately the typed word is often misconstrued!

Go on an Esprit holiday and see how kids should not be brought up.

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