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06/7/2014 at 11:07pm
Location: Cheltenham
Outfit: Vango Aspen 700
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How old are they? I found when my daughter was 3 she kept falling off the air bed so I was awake all night putting her back on it. We then bought both kids camp beds which are a bit hammocky so they will not roll out - much better AND they don't deflate AND you can store holdalls etc underneath. I would say camped, sleeping bed then extra blankets :-) I would put them in onesies as if they need the loo in the night they would freeze having to take it all off
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07/7/2014 at 1:39pm
Location: North Surrey
Outfit: Bailey Unicorn Valencia S3
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07/7/2014 at 2:42pm
Location: Hampshire
Outfit: Outwell Montana 6P tent
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We have 8, 6, & 2.5 year olds. They all sleep on roll mats with an adult sleeping bag on top (baby sleeping bag but now grown in in child sized one).
Just dress them in long PJ's as it can get cold. I also take vests and extra socks in the summer as if you are cold you can then layer up.
8 year old has my old sleeping bag (I was getting too cold) which is 23 years old!!!
6 year old has a gelert one reduced in Tesco. They would moan if they were too cold.
Both these are adult sized ones.
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07/7/2014 at 5:37pm
Location: seaham co durham
Outfit: elddis hurricane astra sportstourer
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buy some onesies ? to keep them warm or go shopping in asda
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