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We like to stay two nights, by day 3 the kids (3 and 4.5yo) are pretty wiped out.

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If there's a Dunkin donuts, buy the reusable cup that gives you free refills of coffee and tea during your stay. Last couple times we were there it cost us about $100/night. Look for deals on Groupon etc, and once you've stayed there they will generally send deals to your email. It's a nice break from the winter weather and not as crowded, especially if you follow tip no. Weekends will be busy and more expensive. We've taken our kids to the TC location several times and always had a good experience. Sister subreddit /r/kidsafevideos for youtube videos that are child appropriate! Stream posts on .Ĭlick to join the Reddit Parenting Discord Server Please consider saving your submission for this thread instead! We have the "Things My Kid Said" weekly thread about things your kids have said.Please check out our recommendation wiki for other communities to post to instead! Sometimes you want to post a picture of your little one, maybe to illustrate something that's happened to them, or to just share! We currently do not allow pictures of your little ones to be posted here, due to privacy and safety concerns.Please help us by reporting posts and comments that don't meet the standard of our community for review! Your human moderators thank you for your patience and understanding. We only discuss moderation with the impacted user, not general curiosity seekers. If you feel something of yours was erroneously removed - reach out. Moderators can remove or approve any content at their discretion.If you are worried about the sexual abuse of a minor please see your child's doctor, local police, or child welfare agency as soon as possible.

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