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Pamporovo fantastic
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-08-08 13:58re: Pamporovo fantastic
Going this Saturday.Cant waitttttttttttttttttttt
re: Pamporovo fantastic
Try this gary if you email Galina Dafova at [email protected] with your requirements im sure she will help you, she is based at the pamporovo ski school and is very profesional and helpfull just mention my name lloyd chapman.re: Pamporovo fantastic
Will do, thank you.re: Pamporovo fantastic
The Kindergarden in Pamps is terrible. It is one room with a few benches in and a couple of broken toys. They do take the older ones skiing in the afternoon for an hour or so.
My son was 3 when i tried to get him to go, considering he goes to a childminder mon - fri he cried his eyes out and did not want to go.
I think you might have 2 choices -
1) Fill a case with colouring books, making things and a portable dvd player.
or
2) Take turns looking after them.
I found tghis ...
My son was 3 when i tried to get him to go, considering he goes to a childminder mon - fri he cried his eyes out and did not want to go.
I think you might have 2 choices -
1) Fill a case with colouring books, making things and a portable dvd player.
or
2) Take turns looking after them.
I found tghis ...
The Kindergarden in Pamps is terrible. It is one room with a few benches in and a couple of broken toys. They do take the older ones skiing in the afternoon for an hour or so.
My son was 3 when i tried to get him to go, considering he goes to a childminder mon - fri he cried his eyes out and did not want to go.
I think you might have 2 choices -
1) Fill a case with colouring books, making things and a portable dvd player.
or
2) Take turns looking after them.
I found tghis was the case with most parents, a few lasted 1/2 a day and the rest packed in by the middle of the week.
My son was 3 when i tried to get him to go, considering he goes to a childminder mon - fri he cried his eyes out and did not want to go.
I think you might have 2 choices -
1) Fill a case with colouring books, making things and a portable dvd player.
or
2) Take turns looking after them.
I found tghis was the case with most parents, a few lasted 1/2 a day and the rest packed in by the middle of the week.
re: Pamporovo fantastic
Hi Gary we travelled last year with a 2 year old and a 7 year old - and it was the best holiday ever! We are going on the 16th Feb this year. Our 2 year old even managed some time on Skis - got bored of the sledging and wanted on the planks lol!! 7 Year old went to ski school no probs.
we dealt with steves ski school - super service!!
However, your kids are so close in age that you could get a junior instructor to take them together for a few hours for ski lessons and play ie sledging ...
we dealt with steves ski school - super service!!
However, your kids are so close in age that you could get a junior instructor to take them together for a few hours for ski lessons and play ie sledging ...
Hi Gary we travelled last year with a 2 year old and a 7 year old - and it was the best holiday ever! We are going on the 16th Feb this year. Our 2 year old even managed some time on Skis - got bored of the sledging and wanted on the planks lol!! 7 Year old went to ski school no probs.
we dealt with steves ski school - super service!!
However, your kids are so close in age that you could get a junior instructor to take them together for a few hours for ski lessons and play ie sledging etc - get them to match your ski school hours. If the four hours is too long, for our two year old we have a good bulgarian friend out here who recommonded a young girl to babysit in our apartment - this same girl will do the same this year and teach the youngest to ski also as she is a junior instructor. Could end up a bit more expensive though!. As for the kindergarden I cannot comment as this was not an option for us as we wanted them to spend as much time in the snow as possible and not indoors!!
Good Luck!
we dealt with steves ski school - super service!!
However, your kids are so close in age that you could get a junior instructor to take them together for a few hours for ski lessons and play ie sledging etc - get them to match your ski school hours. If the four hours is too long, for our two year old we have a good bulgarian friend out here who recommonded a young girl to babysit in our apartment - this same girl will do the same this year and teach the youngest to ski also as she is a junior instructor. Could end up a bit more expensive though!. As for the kindergarden I cannot comment as this was not an option for us as we wanted them to spend as much time in the snow as possible and not indoors!!
Good Luck!
