Thank you so much for sharing about this, even the parts where it was difficult. Part of being a mom is having to learn again from scratch stuff that we knew how to do with two hands tied in the back when we were just us. But that's also part of the motherhood journey and later it will probably bring good laughs to the family when looking back. (I remember this one time where we all got gastro in Czech Republic and we were using Google Translator to talk to the doctor or having to find diapers in Morocco at 23h because we went out despite our planning) lol.
I live in France and have a 5 year old and am now very motivated to visit Tunisia thanks to your article :) I used to follow you already in the past but now that you have a kid and is travelling everywhere with her I'm even more interested in your content. Keep on the good work :D <3
Lol the having to find diapers at all hours of the night… Somehow I am an amazing planner for some things, but not this! Funny memories later though, like you said. On the one hand, I feel like we’ve just continued on, but with a tiny person in tow. On the other, everything is different and I’m relearning things that seemed so basic before. Thanks for following along! Tunisia would be even better/easier if you speak French. I hope if you go you have a good trip!
It’s amazing how much you’ve learned and experienced in just a few days — some locals have never even visited the places you explored. Well done, and don’t hesitate to visit us again!
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Thank you so much for sharing about this, even the parts where it was difficult. Part of being a mom is having to learn again from scratch stuff that we knew how to do with two hands tied in the back when we were just us. But that's also part of the motherhood journey and later it will probably bring good laughs to the family when looking back. (I remember this one time where we all got gastro in Czech Republic and we were using Google Translator to talk to the doctor or having to find diapers in Morocco at 23h because we went out despite our planning) lol.
I live in France and have a 5 year old and am now very motivated to visit Tunisia thanks to your article :) I used to follow you already in the past but now that you have a kid and is travelling everywhere with her I'm even more interested in your content. Keep on the good work :D <3
Lol the having to find diapers at all hours of the night… Somehow I am an amazing planner for some things, but not this! Funny memories later though, like you said. On the one hand, I feel like we’ve just continued on, but with a tiny person in tow. On the other, everything is different and I’m relearning things that seemed so basic before. Thanks for following along! Tunisia would be even better/easier if you speak French. I hope if you go you have a good trip!
It’s amazing how much you’ve learned and experienced in just a few days — some locals have never even visited the places you explored. Well done, and don’t hesitate to visit us again!
We will definitely be back!