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Catering for Infants
Under 2's travel free on most cruise ships or at a reduced cost (there is sometimes a minimum age for babies). Prices for older children vary, but some offer discount for children as old as 16, others offer free child places or group fares. |
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| Activities |
Here are just a selection of activities that are available for infants -
ball pit; arts and crafts; paddling pool; videos and cartoons; storytime; magicians; fancy dress parties; dressing up box and more... |
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| Babysitting |
| Babysitting services vary from ship to ship. Some make a charge, others don't. Try P&O's ships if you are travelling with children under 5 years, they provide a complimentary night nursery operating from 6pm until 2am, run by fully-qualified staff. |
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| Cabins |
| With a little careful planning we'll help you enjoy a hassle-free holiday. Consider how far away from a lift your cabin is, or choose one with a bath (good for those with babies and small children). Cots are normally provided free of charge, bed rails can be requested. |
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| Food |
| Most cruise lines provide baby foods, special diets, highchairs and special childrens teas. At breakfast and lunch, families sit together in the informal eating areas. Many cabins now have fridges so you can keep your children's favourite juices cool. |
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| Safety |
| Safety on-board is always taken seriously, even more so where children are concerned. Lots of the newer ships offer cabins with balconies and most cruise lines will provide netting to make the balcony area safe. |
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