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06/5/2009 at 5:04pm
Location: isle of wight
Outfit: 97 elddiss autostratus boxer 6 berth
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leave her alone!!
just add an extra layer, dont forget that the morning sun can warm up a tent to the temperature of an oven!
some kids just have cold feet/hands
she is old enough to let you know if shes cold, accept this and you will sleep much better yourself, oly get up to her if she asks you to!!
like us adults, kids will wake up if they are cold and will moan like buggery till you deal with it!!
so if they dont - leave them, hypothermia will not happen if they have an extral layer to you, and you are warm enough
parents- you need to stop fretting so much, they are robust things (unless you have medical reasons contrary to this ) and tooooo many kids are getting ill so often coz they are being molly coddled and not allowed to adapt.
let her set her own comfort level, (and while you are camping , let her eat a bit of mud- suprising how good this can make their body's defences)
relax, and all of you enjoy the experience of camping - thats why youre going !!!
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tina xx
mum to 5 kids
DD-20
DS-16
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DD-9
DS-3 and a half!
and a large, daft, black dog!!
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06/5/2009 at 7:30pm
Location: Blackpool
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we have 18mth twins. they wear a cheapy babygro or long sleeve vest,then their pj`s with fleecy socks,then an all in one fleece suit £3 primark.they have vango nitestar baby sleeping bag,though after this year they`ll need bigger ones.Now for the pod,foil sheet on bottom,picnic blanket,kampa air beds where the sides come up,about 4 layers of fleece blankets,then their bag and a couple of fleece blankets on top,cosy! i figure lots of thin layers are best,also means that if they wake in night you can just lift them,bag and all,gosh it sounds alot but i too am obsessed about them being cold and its easier to remove a layer,though as long as their bodies are warm i shouldnt worry bout cold hands!!!!!!!
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