no kids

[cherrymambo12]

:Dhi guys ,we are coming to prico the first week in dec just me and my hubby!! but why do i feel so guilty ??i have 2 teenagers and i have never been away from them before ,am i being selfish leaving them in cold south wales :banghead:they have a holiday every year ,off to zante in 2 weeks with us ,but i feel so guilty about leaving them when we come to prico.we havnt booked our apartments yet ,but i would prefer somewhere where there isnt any kids ,i know if theres kids everywhere around the pool i will feel even more guilty wishing mine were with me ,my kids will be (by dec) 14 & 17 .my hubby tells me it will do me good :ohmy::ohmy:

[yflood]

hi cherry being a mum myself i know why your feeling guilty.as for your choice of apartments with no kids thats going to be difficult to get most places ive stayed in in pr have plenty of familys in them only suggeston i have is maybe one of the big hotels around maspolamas or cordail mogan might be better to stay in.try not to feel guilty parents need a break too my kids are still young and we hardly get a evening out by ourselves .

[liam]

Hi Cherry...Greetings from a rainy dublin.......

We are also heading to PR , first week in December..........Staying in the Morasol. It is a 4star aparthotel and is by the marina, so no steps!.Last December there were maybe 3 or 4 small (under 4) kids and the rest of us ranged from 30 to 80!.

We had a very pleasant time and found the Morasol FAB!....

The details are;

Morasol Suites,
Puerto Base S/N,
35130 Puerto Rico

email; morasolsuites@morasol.com
phone; +34 928 725520

The Manager is Martin Verde Perdomo.

If you need further info....email me.......

[BIG TONY]

We are also going over the first week Dec. Not only leaving the kids home but the wives as well. I'm the tour guide for five of us, a much needed break for us hard done by fathers l.o.l. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
P.S. And grandfathers too !!!!

[shirley]

Cherrymambo
Dont feel guilty leaving your kids, ( It will do them good) And give them a sense of independance. (You will cry buckets when they finaly leave home for good.) But they need to get used to now and again, fending for themselves,( Ready) for the day when they really have to go out in this world and fend for themselves alone. 17 is a good time to start, and given some responsibility for the younger one, so they dont get into mischief.
Just stock the freezer up and ENJOY YOUR BIT OF FREEDOM. (And tell yourself )you are teaching the older one a valuable lesson in life about what responsibility means, We have to do this for our children in life, it hurts to let go, And it hurts to be strong on them. (But its a must do) For the childrens sakes. So relax and enjoy your second honeymoon. There will be children about everywhere, Even when yours have finaly left home for good. Thats life.

[Sunshine girl]

I remember leaving mine just about same age as yours...although gran was on hand to referee!! Just don't keep phoning home, you will hear anything soon enough.

I will be over...again (3rd time this year) in 5 weeks and I am leaving husband at home and bringing my sister, can't wait!:have-fun:

[cherrymambo12]

:)thanks guys ,dont feel so bad now about leaving them and my mum is on hand 24/7 ,:packed::packed:thanks everyone ,may bump into one or two of you ,:boozy:

[shortie]

Ah! My kids are all grown up now, but never could wait to go on holiday without the little blighters, bloody moaning and screaming and always wanting something.
Dont feel guilty! FEEL FREE! Ba Humbug!!

[barrypaula]

NO KIDS ! tut tut shame on you (only kidding ) been in december & there was kids everywhere ! just thought i,d let you know lol :grin:

[Aydex]

If you can leave dogs in kennels and cats in a cattery surely you should be able to leave kids somewhere. Maybe we've discovered a niche in the market? Anybody up for looking after someone elses moaning, screaming kids? Some may need to be muzzled.
:)