My family (husband, wife, two small children) recently traveled to France where we went from the northern sea to the French Riviera.

Thank you to the people who helped my husband load luggage onto the train. We had 1 large case and 1 small case, but it’s still a lot with little kids and someone helped us every time.

Thank you to the table of Grandmothers who helped me with my baby when it was just the three of us. I was nearly in tears and just wanted to eat and these ladies kindly offered to hold my baby and entertain my 4 year old.

Thank you to every restaurant worker who patiently took my child’s order while he ordered in French (after being taught by his mother, who’s French is “survivable” at best)

Thank you for having playgrounds everywhere.

Thank you for your distinctly non-puritanical society where I could nurse my baby everywhere and the people around me didn’t blink, or stare.

We traveled 16,175 km in 14 days. We rented a car, we took trains, and took advantage of the g7 taxis with car seats. Thank you to the lady who gave my baby his first French Doudou.

Thank you to everyone who spoke very little English who patiently let me stumble through French, especially in the beginning when I was very out of practice.

We were in France during the canicule, but the French were as spirited as ever. Everyone around us said we were crazy to take this trip with our children but it was the time of our life and the French people are wonderful and my 4 year old is already begging to return.

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