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"You can really feel the energy of it, it's there," Keys told MTV News of the campaign, which has set a goal of raising $1 million before celebrity participants like Usher, Kim Kardashian and Swizz Beatz return to Twitter and Facebook.
"I love that. That's what's so important about it, we're engaging everyone," Keys continued. "Not only are these incredible artists deciding to sacrifice their digital life until we collectively raise $1 million for the cause, but we're asking everyone who participates in our Twitter and Facebook and who we communicate with to be a part of it as well. I think a lot of people feel like there are things going on in the world and want to do something but [think], 'What am I supposed to do?' So it feels like people have an outlet and a way to participate. By texting, by buying Usher's life back, I think they get a bit of a shocker, but I think people will love it. And they'll pay attention and know what do to."
The initiative by Keys' Keep a Child Alive was launched on Wednesday to coincide with World Aids Day. In addition to the "Un-Thinkable" singer, Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, Ryan Seacrest and others have also given up their digital lives.
Jay Sean told MTV News that while the approach may shock, sometimes ideas like this are needed to get a message across.
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Leslie Hollie November 29, 2010 ReplyThanks for the list. Miss you from Greenfield. I know they are now Toluna.
Brenda Prince November 19, 2010 ReplyI would like to join the top ten list of paid surveys if I'm not already joined with them. Kindly help me like Jim's list ok thank you: Brenda Prince
Joe the Admin November 19, 2010 ReplyBrenda,
You can join any of the panels above by clicking on the Link that contains the Survey Panel Name (in blue). This will take you to the review page for that panel. You can them click the Join Now button to join that panel particular panel.
Jim A. FROM TENNESSEE November 17, 2010 ReplyThanks for the info and have a great Thanksgiving.
LapisLee November 16, 2010 ReplyMyView is the last survey site of the day for me, but I like using the $25 Virtual Prepaid Visa® Cards to buy Amazon gift cards. Toluna is next to last, but for all of the frustration of those myriad Quick Surveys and almost worthless 1200 and 1800-pointers, I have managed to earn $140 since August, which is not too shabby. Socratic Forum is very similar to HCD for me. I don't earn much from either, but the surveys are brief, interesting and well-compensated. Surveyhead has earned me quite a bit, considering that it was the last major survey site that I joined. I joined every other one of my Top Ten sites in 2008, at least a year earlier.
Jim A. FROM TENNESSEE November 16, 2010 ReplyThanks for the updated information Lee. I have often considered joining both MyView and S0cratic Forum but have, until now, remained on the fence due to MyView's seemingly low payout and Socratic's limited number of surveys. I have found your information sufficient to provide me fact enough to now make an informed decision.
On another note: I have noticed, at least for me, that SurveyHead is making available fewer and fewer surveys. The last survey (I found available on their site) was nearly three weeks ago and that's extremely unusual as this site has always been a strong earner. Is it just me or are you noticing the same? Thanks much for the valuable input.

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In Nigeria, the participatory demonstration trials started at the beginning of COMPRO-II in 2012, under the collaborative work between Notore Chemical Industries (Notore) and Farm Inputs Promotions-Africa (FIPS-Africa). Since 2013, Notore started independently conducting the participatory demonstration trials and awareness creation. Notore is a private sector company involved in facilitating farmers' access to improved agricultural technologies including seeds and fertilizers. The company has shown significant interest in legume inoculants such as legumefix and nodumax; they are analyzing the market and participating in awareness creation before they can start commercializing the products at large scale not only in Nigeria, but also in other West Africa countries such as Ghana.
Results obtained during the period of 2012-2014 have not only shown significant yield increases, but also huge spatial variability (Yield map). The same trend was found in the other project countries i.e. Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. In 2015, the project started testing various components of Integrated Soil Fertility Management (ISFM) including interaction of organic manure, phosphorus (P) fertilizer, liming materials, and rhizobium inoculant to try to reduce the yield gap across regions and sites. In 2015, the dissemination campaigns continue under the supervision of the Village Promoters (VPs) of Notore to increase the awareness creation and the understanding of the know-how to effectively use inoculants in legume-crop production. The cycle of the participatory demonstration trials commences with the establishment of the demonstration trials together with farmers and ends with the harvesting of the demonstration trials including comparing the yields from all the sub plots containing improved technologies with those containing traditional practices. The participatory demonstration trials involve all sectors of the community including adult men, women and youths.
In 2015, over 260 VPs were trained and involved in the dissemination activities in four States (Benue, Kaduna, Kano, and Niger) to improve their skills for effective support to smallholder farmers. Approximately 30,000 smallholder farmers were exposed to the demonstration sites for training and given inputs to try at their own farms. In addition to farmer directly testing the inputs, 278 video sessions were organized to create the awareness of over 7,350 farmers about improved legume technologies including seeds, soybean inoculants, and P fertilizers among others to improve crop productivity, and consequently food security. The video viewing sessions are generally not implemented as a replacement for the participatory demonstration trials, but brings together both farmers who have attended participatory demonstrations and those who have not, within the same community thereby enabling knowledge diffusion between the participants. It is worth mentioning that 2015 was the project's last year of dissemination campaigns in all the project countries i.e. Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and Uganda.


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Just because someone gets into legal trouble as a result of his or her drinking, it does not necessarily mean that the person is an alcoholic; after all, anyone can make a mistake. However, if a person continues to drink regardless of the consequences, both legal and otherwise, he or she is likely suffering from an alcohol use disorder that will require treatment in order for healing to begin.
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A two decades ago, no one know in Pakistan aware about this city and even it's not a part of our country. On 8 September 1958, Pakistani Government decided to bought this land from Omani rulers and after that it became a part of Pakistan officially. This deal was done in just $ 1 Million. Till 2,000 there is no importance of this land.
In the reign of Musharraf, city destiny changed completely and it start getting geo-political importance due to its deep sea port. This coastal city will act as economic hub for Pakistan in near future. The recent Pak-China Economic Corridor Agreement increases the importance of this land manifold. While Last year Iranian Investors announced that they will construct a Oil Refinery and they started working on this project.
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- Indians Spy Agency is also playing vital role in creating disturbance in the region with the support of American CIA and Isreali Mosad. All these countries doesn't want to developed this port.
- Iran is also worried because if Gwadar is fully operational, then there will be no importance of Chabhar port.
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We are planning to take our little ones age 2,4,6 and 8 years to Portugal, Spain, France and Italy for a few weeks. We assume hiring a car is the best option for transport and camping / backpacking mixed in with other options for accommodation would be do-able.
Are we totally silly for this? What is camping like in Europe? What should we be aware of? Has anyone here done this? We are not novice campers as we camp fairly regularly. Kids love it. But never done it in europe with kids.
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We are planning to take our little ones age 2,4,6 and 8 years to Portugal, Spain, France and Italy for a few weeks. We assume hiring a car is the best option for transport and camping / backpacking mixed in with other options for accommodation would be do-able.
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Personally, with that many small children, I would rent apartments for a week at a time. Camping in Europe is generally outside the cities and not near "tourist attractions". If you are flying to Europe, how do you plan on getting your camping gear for 6 people there?
You can rent a car, but don't plan on driving in any large cities with it. A short google search, said gas is about $8-9 right now, but maybe somebody there right now can give you a more accurate figure. I personally, prefer trains if seeing medium to large cities in Europe. If you want to see the countryside only, a car and camping might be an okay option.
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Actually, there are quite a few campgrounds in Italy close to major attractions. Many have bungalows/cabins (some with AC) to rent very cheap. Many have very nice pools.
Within walking distance of Pompeii is Camping Spartacus.
There is another campground in nearby Sorrento with bungalows, but you will have to do a search as I don't recall the name.
Just outside of Florence is Michelangelo. You can search this board for a report by soultraveler3 on this campground. I don't think this is their official site so you may have to search around for it.
For other locations in Italy take a look at this site.
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>>>Also advice about cars and driving. How much is gas? <<<
There are expensive drop off fees if you pick up a car in one country and return it in another.
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Thank you for your post.
Well we will be travelling light as we can. Planning on one tent, foam rollups, and sleeping bags. The reasons we thought a car would be best were:
1. We would not have to worry about catching trains early and allowing kids to sleep
2. We actually thought it would be the best since we are going to several countries.
3. We hope very much to go off the beaten track a bit.
We were aware that we would have to pay for the privilege of picking up in one country and dropping of in another, but are unsure about how MUCH more.
Mind you, I actually like the idea of trains because of all the people you get to meet on them and the ease of just enjoying without worrying about getting lost, or right / left hand drive etc.
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why don't plan on drivng a car in a large city??
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In Italy you aren't allowed to drive in the center of many cities as it's restricted (ZTL) to citizens/people with permits. It's monitored be cameras and fines are mailed (after they track you through your rental company which charges a fee for providing your info also). You can read a bit about it here.
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In my experience, camping is one thing (among others) that the French do very well. One of my favourite parts of France is the South West, amazing beaches which aren't as crowded as the Mediterranean, and some gorgeous cycle paths through pine forest - without cars! I would look into hiring bikes (there are plenty of places where you can get them) and cycle part of the coastline. There are loads of campsites, often very close to the beach - and very reasonable prices. Have a look at: http://www.jeremytaylor.eu/cycling_west_coast_france_1.htm for more information.
Hope you have a great trip!
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Drop off fees are what I would consider VERY expensive when picking up in one country and dropping in another (think hundreds of euros more).
We just got back from France and it cost us €50 - 60 for a tank of gas for our Renault Clio (economy car). We filled up 3 times in 2 weeks.
You dont want to drive in cities because:
1. Traffic can be VERY busy
2. Most cities have scotters and motorcycles weaving in and out of traffic in a way that is completely unacceptable in a N. American city (just assuming you are N. American)
3. Traffic patterns can be very different than you are used to
4. Restricted zones can garner large tickets if breached and with so many other things taking your attn many tourists miss the signs or dont know them and breach the zones
5. Parking is very expensive and very hard to find (even hotels charge by the night to park)
As for camping, it is nothing like I did as a child in Canada - pitch a tent in the wilderness and roast weiners over a fire. I have found (not that I have actually camped) that they are more like fields where people pitch a tent with little to now wilderness or trees around or cabins. Most are a distance from cities (not all) and are not easily accessible via trains or public transit so I would imagine you would need a car.
In saying all this I have never done it in Europe and have no interest in doing so. I think given the logistics it would be easier to rent apartments and be within walking distance of sites, public transit and grocery stores etc with a family.
Maybe someone that has done this can comment...
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Camping is a great way to meet people, whether you bring your own tent or rent ones already erected. Also great for the kids as they get a lot more freedom camping than staying in apartments. Language never seems to be a problem to making friends for the kids. There are camp sites near major cities in Europe, many have a municipal site on the edge of the city.
It really depends on whether you intend to visit the main tourist attractions/cities, or whether you just want to experience European countryside and relax. If the former look for apartments, if the latter go with camping. There are different levels of campsite - from extremely basic to all singing all dancing ones throughout Europe. You can get an app of European campsites I believe. There are certainly plenty of books available listing sites, and of course doing a search on the web will provide lots of information.
You will need a child seat for your youngest child, a booster for the 4 year old and maybe one for the 6 year old, depending on how tall they are. You may be able to rent those with the car.
Maybe the best option is to combine apartment rental with tent rental on sites such as kybourbon suggests.
If you do a search I am sure you will find lots of information on such sites. http://www.keycamp.co.uk/ for instance offer them - but on seriously large, all singing, all dancing campsites. Which may suit you as they provide entertainment for the kids too.
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Not sure what type of vehicle you would get - but counties in europe have similar rules to the US in terms of infant seats and booster seats - so you will have to rent a large vehicle to have room for them, your luggage and camping gear and 6 people. so I think you would need a 9 passenger van.
For larger vehicles drop-off in other countries may be restricted and will probably have a fee of several hundred $. Driving in city centers is not really practical since 1)many areas are pedestrian only and closed to traffic - or have large fines for being in the wrong place, 2)parking can be difficult, 3)and is usually expensive since you have to park in lots or garages.
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You can however usually park on teh outskirts of a city and take public transport into the centre .
If you decide you want to use a tent and decide on your own camp sites, rather than the option I mentioned before, then consider buying one in Europe. They are not hugely expensive and it may be cheaper than the excess baggage you'd pay for a tent, mats, sleeping bags, utensils, crockery, pans etc etc. Be very careful about bringing a cooker - you can't take the canisters on the plane and may not find suitable ones in Europe.
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I did this several times when my 4 children were young, and more than once as a single parent! It was a brilliant way for the children to have fun, and a chance for me to relax. You meet so many nice people too.
I admit I didn't do the tent thing. But all the places we stayed had sites for tents to be pitched, or you could actually rent the fully fitted out tent.
Look at...
www.keycamp.co.uk (.com?)
i never stayed using either of the above companies but they were present on most of the campsites I did stay at.
I did stay in a caravan/mobile home/trailer rented from...
and another time in a log cabin by a lake in Brittany from a company whose website now direct you to flights to Thailand!! But I found the campsite's website here...
So even if you have your own tents and such, the links above will guide you to many campsites all over Europe where you can pitch your tent independently.
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I agree with others to spend at least a week in each place. Camping is the best way to go with small kids. I took my family to the Ville degli Ulivi campsite on the island of Elba in Italy four times and my kids had unforgettable experiences. We were the only Americans. There were plenty of activities for the kids. We especially enjoyed Babydance every night where the counselors would sing songs with the kids and dance. Make sure that your campsite has animation - counselors who keep the kids occupied with activities. We are not experienced campers and had a caravan or apt with bathroom & kitchen. We ate outside on the deck every day. Now that my kids are older teenagers, I am really glad we were able to take that opportunity before they got to highs chool and were too busy or lost interest.
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O wow! Thank you everyone. Looks like camping is in (tent / apt) and car is out. So we will bus and train it I guess. I did not know about no cars allowed in the italian cities except for citizens or pass holders. And did not know it was hundreds of Euros for drop off in another country.
Now I have all these recommended sites to look at and I will. Thank you thank you . no doubt I will be posting another thread when I have done all that research!
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Sounds like an utter disaster to me. How about doing agriturismos or some such thing. You can also do the bungalows.
Driving in cities is not a big deal as long as you have patience and don´t get easily frazzled. Cars are absolutely allowed in the city centers. Of course, there are pedestrian areas which are wonderful, but every single city I have driven in in Italy was navigable. It is only the tiny ones that you park on the outside and walk in (ie walled cities in Tuscany etc).
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Here's the official site for the organisation of holiday cottages in France.
they rent week to week and are found all over France. for your first trip you could just aim to a couple of weeks on the coast, or perhaps split it between the coast [brittany is very popular with families, or any of the other areas mentioned] and an inland area like the Dordogne where there are lots of family-friendly activities.
a car would be useful for getting around.
for some variety, and if you have the time, you could then get the train to, say, an italian lake and again renting an apartment [or camping, they have lots of camp sites by the lakes] base yourselves there - where you would not need a car as there are loads of buses and you can use the lake boats to get about. From Garda on Lake Garda for instance, you could get to Verona and even Venice for day trips, as well as the places all round the lake, which include a mountain with a cable car. there is also a water park and a theme park if your kids like those sorts of things.
Unless you have unlimited time, I would strongly suggest limiting yourselves to one or at the most two countries for your first trip. your kids are young so you'll have plenty of time to come back!
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It's not that you can't drive to cities - or into cities at all. It;s that the larger cities have pedestrian areas in the center where NO ONE is allowed to drive. There are streets but they are only for services, official vehicles and residents in that specific area. It is very easy to stray into these areas if not familiar with the cities and the fines for doing so (they have cameras taking pics of license plates) are in the hundreds of dollars.
We do many road trips in Europe and have stayed in hotels in these areas. When you do that the hotel gives you very specific instructions on how to get into the areas and in which garage to put your car - and gives you a pass as a temporary resident of the area. Someone just driving into the city can;t get this - and will end up either leaving the car on the outskirts or paying large traffic tickets.
Agree with so many young kids the only thing that makes sense is spending a week or so in each place (whether in apartment or camping site with services and activities) or you will have a whole lot of very cranky kids to deal with.
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>>>>Cars are absolutely allowed in the city centers. Of course, there are pedestrian areas which are wonderful, but every single city I have driven in in Italy was navigable. It is only the tiny ones that you park on the outside and walk in (ie walled cities in Tuscany etc).<<<<
That's not accurate for Italy and it's not just the pedestrian areas where cars aren't allowed. You can't drive in most of the center of Rome, Florence, etc. Yes, there are cars there, but they are citizens of the city and are allowed to drive there. As a visitor, you are not. Here's the ZTL map for Rome (night version and day version). The yellow area is where you aren't allowed to drive and the light bulbs are where the cameras are.
Florence has ZTL and ZCS. There is a map for the ZTL on this link and info about it. The ZCS is a restricted parking area outside the ZTL.
It's not just the tiny hill towns that don't allow cars either. Siena, Pisa, Perugia, etc. all have ZTL's. It doesn't mean you shouldn't rent and drive, it just means you need to know you will get big fines if you cross into the areas so plan to park outside them and public transport in.
To see ZTL's of many of the larger cities in Italy (not all), this blog has links on the right.
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I camped with my family many years ago for six months all throughout Europe. My parents bought a VW Camper that came equipped with a tent. We brought sleeping bags with us, bought a stove and utensils once in Europe and off the seven of us went. My mom had a book that listed campsites (I don't remember what it was called) but it listed many locations all throughout Europe. Some campsites have small cabins also for rent.
Camping for us was more about an inexpensive place to sleep while we saw major sights, cities large and small and the countryside. Some campsites were quite nice with restaurants, laundry facilities, beaches, playgrounds, etc. Others were pretty bare bones -- a place to pitch the tent and bathroom facilities. We met very friendly people at most campsites and exchanged information about where to camp at various places and how to see the local sights. We kids enjoyed having places to run and play after being pretty well behaved in museums, churches, restaurants, etc. We usually had our big meal of the day in a restaurant and a light dinner and breakfast at the campground (my mother was not about to spend much of the trip hovering over a camp stove!)
We tended to drive to the big cities but once there used public transportation (buses, metro, etc.) as driving in the big cities can be quite a challenge.
I would think that you could rent a small camper or find campsites that have cabins for rent. There must be websites dedicated to camping in Europe -- try a google search.
Some people thought my parents were crazy to attempt such a trip. My father was on a sabbatical and worked on a project while we were there. Since my parents were teachers, our schools allowed us to bring our textbooks and we did schoolwork while we were there (mailing our assignments back.) We were however, older than your kids (ages 7-14.)
Your little ones are pretty young for the kind of trip we did. You mention being in Europe for a few weeks. Four countries in only a few weeks is a pretty ambitious trip for adults let alone a young family. With such a young family, I don't think you would want to be moving from location to location very often. You might want to instead consider renting an apartment for a week or so in a few different locations which would free you from dealing with camping equipment and could place you near public transportation or within walking distance of many sights. Frankly, I would probably pick one or two locations at the most that offer lots of sights that interest you as well as parks for the children to play and places for you to unwind.
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It was on my mind as well - the number of countries in six weeks. My initial (and still preferred) is just Italy and Maybe france.
This is like a pilgramage type of trip. Portugal - mainly to see Fatima. France - to see Lourdes. (But I love France anyway), Italy - well, too many there to list. We may just leave it to france and Italy. There is so much just in Italy alone!
But in any country, it was just to soak in the beauty that is Europe. Just to be. There. Hear it, smell it, feel it, taste it. See it... as a child. It will be different when we bring them next when they are 5 or 10 years older...
Confused about the driving now. Will have to research more. Thank you for the information on the restricted zones. I have been warned. Will be aware.
Thank you lovely people!
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Some sites which may help you decide:
General prices/sizes for cars (with 6 you will need a van I think) www.autoeurope.com If you want to camp, it is pretty much 100% assured that you will need a vehicle. It is usually not too difficult to park in a lot of the edge of the city and take public transit in - avoids parking costs and prohibited driving zones. Research this info in advance, and either have GPS or similar to help you out. If you start in France there is also the option of achat/rachat (you get a brand new car which they take back from you at the end of your contract) with Peugot and Renault. In France there are also very few prohibited driving zones compared to Italy.
General prices/routes for the train www.bahn.de This is a german website available in english which is very comprehensive for all of Europe.
For great info on routes, timing and cost (including gas and any tolls) try www.viamichelin.com
I have never camped in Europe, my kids are older than yours, and have had the opportunity to travel in Europe half a dozen times. We have spent several weeks in both France (south) and the northern half of Italy (Siena up) during the end of June and July. We found Italy so much hotter. It was mind numbingly hot for us. Depending on what climate you are used to, and what activities you want to do, this might influence your decision. One of my kids favorite trips was when they were 7 & 9 we spent three weeks from the French/Italy border to Carcasonne - there were beaches, amazing Roman ruins, local markets, incredible caves, old ruined castles and abbeys to scramble through, and the cocorde d'or in the Arles Roman amphitheatre. (http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocarde_d'or)
I find some good ideas for kids activities at this website: http://www.travelforkids.com/
Good luck!
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I have driven extensively in Italy, including every city mentioned. As I said, there are areas you can't drive but it is a small adjustment to make. The restricted zones are a minor inconvenience compared to the convenience of having a car when you are traveling with children. To warn the poster off of renting a car for this reason is an injustice.
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Personally, I don't how you can camp and not have a car.
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I think it would be completely insane to camp in Europe without a car. Lug kids and equipment around on trains and then figure out how to get to the campgrounds?? Nuts, IMO.
In the Périgord there are some exceptionally lovely campgrounds. They are rated using a star system (as I think all the campgrounds in France are). The 4-star ones are really something to behold - gorgeous swimming pools, nice cafés, fancy laundry and shower facilities, and lovely affordable rooms and cabins. When the kids were young and we were spending summers at our house in the Périgord we used to go to the local campgrounds all the time to do our laundry. The kids would play in the pool, we'd have a glass of beer or wine at the café, and we'd all meet some pretty interesting people. I think it must be a delightful way to travel with kids - so many more opportunities to meet other kids than on a more traditional hotel- or apartment-based trip.
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I just happen to stumble upon this old thread and wanted to say for the record that in our experience, camping is the BEST and cheapest way to see Europe.
I know the original poster already went, but in case anyone else in need stumbles upon it as I did. I DO agree with the posters who said that 4 countries with 4 young kids in a few weeks was too ambitious.
We've been traveling and camping Europe for 6 years now as a family on a non-stop world trip ( 44 countries on 5 continents) on just $23/day pp and European camping has been one of our fave things.
I've got a ton of info on our website about various campsites and our experience. We've done it by small campervan, but also have a tent and at times have booked cabins.
There are soooo many wonderful and amazing campsites in Europe and if you are there outside of highest season, they are cheap and full of luxury usually with the sweetest people from many countries.
Almost all have VERY easy walking or mass transit options into the city they are in or near...every city or site in Europe. Almost all have pools and fun things for the kids to do as well as stores and restaurants and outdoor movies, dances for the kids, free kids clubs etc.
VERY easy to tour in the morning and rest and play in the afternoon. Slow travel works best with kids ( and I think most people).
Just my 2 cents because I think it is an outstanding option that most Americans miss.
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BTW, I also love the option of a rental apartment, but camping is cheaper and has built in friends, entertainment, pools, health clubs, water parks etc and access to other families who want to connect.
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I need an update on you sweetie!!! This past month has been crazy for me!!! No AF YET... doctors office screwed up my Progestrone results SO i switched doctors yet again!! I see on your siggie you started provera on the 22nd!!! What is your "plan" this month!
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Tomorrow is my birthday, and I can't help but think about last year and how I was still pregnant with my boys :( My mom keeps asking me what I want for my birthday and I honestly don't have ANYTHING that I WANT except my babies!!! :cry: I should be spending my birthday with my husband and my sons.....it just doesn't seem fair!!! And it makes me not even want to get out of bed tomorrow!!! Not to mention that the boys' birthday is a week after mine :cry: I can't believe they've been gone a year already!!!!!! :cry: :cry: :cry:
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:dothug: I hope you have a birthday miracle.
:dothug: Happy Birthday! I'm sorry you don't have your boys here with you.
Just popping by to check on one of my favorite ladies... :dothug: :dothug: :dothug: I remember feeling that way for birthdays... Christmases... wish I could give you a big hug. Sending lots of baby dust & love your way honey. I'll be praying for a birthday miracle!
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Researchers looked at almost 14,000 children over a period of more than six years and found that those who had been breast-fed performed far better in IQ tests.
At the age of six-and-a-half, children who had been exclusively breast-fed in infancy scored 5.9 points higher on average in tests of overall intelligence. Teachers also rated these children significantly higher academically than control children in reading and writing.
Previous studies suggested a link between breast-feeding and IQ but they were treated with scepticism because of claims that the findings said more about social factors generally than breast-feeding itself.
"Our study provides the strongest evidence to date that prolonged and exclusive breast-feeding makes kids smarter," says Prof Michael Kramer at McGill University in Canada.
He said the findings should help boost efforts "to promote, protect and support breast-feeding".
"Even though the treatment difference appears causal, it remains unclear whether the observed cognitive benefits of breast-feeding are due to some constituent of breast milk or are related to the physical and social interactions inherent in breast-feeding," the authors write in the Archives of General Psychiatry.
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