Navigating Paris with a buggy: child-friendly travel tips
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Paris isn’t the most kid-friendly city. Most restaurants and cafes don’t offer high chairs for babies, nor boosters for toddlers; that is why there is a new trend called ‘Café-Poussette’ (literally translating to ‘Cafe-Stroller’). These are child-friendly cafes that usually have a boutique corner, a coffee area and workshops.
There are a number of kid-friendly cafe options around the city, but theses are my favourites:
Some restaurants are happy to add little humans as customers. These include:
The best child-friendly shops I’ve discovered in Paris include:
Of course, there are parks, museums and activities for parents and children:
And, some other places worth a visit:
Have you travelled with children to Paris or another big European city? What places would you recommend visiting?
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Sonya Gellert is a contributing writer and associate editor for Khoollect. She lives in Sydney....
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