Would you take a 7 month old to Spain?

signol

We've taken our children to visit the in-laws in South Africa since they were very little, as well as other trips:

http://www.signol.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/archive-nwi-south-africa-on-kl-sa-mn.html (at 7 months)

http://www.signol.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/archive-nwi-to-new-dur-inc-kl-kq-1t-and.html

http://www.signol.blogspot.co.uk/2011/04/background-with-our-son-nearing-2-years.html

(more on the blog...)

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PolishBigSpender wrote: »

There is absolutely no difference between "baby water" and normal mineral water. In fact, the only difference is to convince idiotic parents that they must absolutely only buy the "baby water" because it has a picture of some child on it.


Still, if you want to pay twice the price for a picture of a baby, it's your call.

Sorry you are wrong

The following is taken from the NHS website :

Bottled water is not recommended to make up infant formula feeds for your baby. This is because it’s not usually sterile and may contain too much salt (sodium) or sulphate.
Checking the levels of sodium and sulphate

If you have to use bottled water to make up a feed, check the label to make sure the water contains:

• less than 200 milligrams (mg) a litre of sodium (also written as Na)
• no more than 250mg a litre of sulphate (also written as SO or SO4

The above is why I advised the OP to buy the bottled water especially for babies .