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aren't normally charged if they sit on a parent's
lap. Often, someone will give up a seat for a
parent traveling with a small child, or they'll of-
fer to put your child on their lap. (Don't be put
off by this - it's normal).
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Other Practicalities
Cribs and high chairs are not usually available,
except at established family hotels and restaur-
ants, so check ahead.
Breastfeeding in public is not uncommon, but most women discreetly cover themselves.
Poorly maintained public bathrooms may be a concern for parents. Always carry toilet pa-
per and wet wipes.
For more advice, see Lonely Planet's Travel with Children or log on to
www.travelwithyourkids.com and www.familytravelnetwork.com .
Need to Know
» Changing facilities Rare beyond airports, malls and some chain restaurants.
» Cribs Request ahead; these may be difficult to find in remote or rural areas.
» High chairs Call ahead; not always available.
» Kids' menus Rare.
» Nappies (diapers) Available at supermarkets and large pharmacies in bigger cities.
» Strollers Bring your own.
» Transportation Reserve seats where possible to avoid standing.
 
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