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09 Apr 08 #19064 by sexysadie
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Just a thought: it might be simpler for the children to have a week on/week off arrangement between you rather than all these half weeks. If they are not too young it would be quite workable and would make it easier for them to think ahead to where they would be based. They might also feel less constantly in motion which might help them to keep doing it long-term.

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