Jan 24 2016
Summer vacations can be difficult if you are newly separated. Your children may not want to go far away, especially if their other parent still lives in the same town, and you may not be able to provide the same type of vacation experience that they had when you and your co-parent went on vacation with them as a family. If you choose places that cater specifically to single or separated parents, you and your kids can still have a good time and take all of your minds off of the change in your family situation.
Before choosing a destination for travel, you may need to do a couple of things in order to ensure a safe, stress-free and fun experience.
Expense can sometimes be a problem for single parents. More and more destinations, however, are realizing there’s a need for separated parents to take their children on vacation and are offering travel packages that are designed for them. These travel packages generally include lower prices, activities for kids and appropriate accommodations.
There are several places to go that might be of interest to single parents and their children:
For more advise for single and newly-separated parents, please visit our site www.2houses.com
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