Full-Time RVing with Kids?
Hello! My wife and I have decided to make the plunge... Full time RVing w/ kids... :) We have two little ones and took a 'test run' this summer where we hit the road for two months and fell in love wi...
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Chock Full o' Nuts wrote:
I felt this way, too, when I was in middle school and high school. Kids that are younger than school age probably won't care as long as they're with their parents. Much as I've wanted to go FT, we didn't do it when the kids were in HS. Matter of fact, I had a rule--wherever we are when they hit 14 is where we stay until graduation.We moved a lot in our early days, but it worked out that we stayed in one place since 1992. I homeschooled my kids through middle school, and one in HS off and on due to learning difficulties. Being part of their school activities was very important to my kids in HS and I really didn't mind making sacrifices for them to do that. But in their elementary days, we traveled a lot during the school year because our days were pretty flexible.
OP, I don't know why you can't do this. If you have healthcare insurance in place, I see no reason not to pull up your stakes and go on caravan.
I agree mostly with this statement... However, I had some really good friends from K-6 that I wish I still had.. Before school age, no problem.. I couldn't tell from the original post how old, nor how long they would be travelling.
Each person is different :D, and it could be that I just wanted what I didn't have. Isn't it always that way?
