Paris for petites

We love travelling.

There is nothing better than prepare a suitcase with two or three things and starting a new journey around the world.

No we are a bigger family, but nothing has changed. We still love travelling and we do travel, but we have discovered another way of enjoying the world.



This time we enjoyed Paris as Parisians and not as travellers that come, visit and go.

We had breakfasts in bed.

(We have also ready made croissants enjoying the sun on a terrace. 

Three, as Pol wanted also his, but the macaroons were prettier, weren't they?)

We had nice meals, with time to enjoy conversation and coffee after them.

(And no, Pol was not sleeping. 

We have a secret for having a quiet baby for an hour or so, but I will tell you other day)

And afternoons in the park.

Our favourite park, Luxembourg gardens.

Fallen leaves are so good to play with!



And there are small ships sailing in the pond.




There is also a playground inside.



The playground is the best I have seen ever. It is full of toys and things to play with and it is neat and clean. There is a disadvantage. You have to pay for entering.

2 € per kid and day.

Children younger than 2 years old enter for free and they have weekly and monthly pass.

I have to say that we didn't see many parents. There were a lot of grandparents and babysitters taking care of the children. Paris is a busy city, indeed.

If you do not want to stay in the playground anymore, you can always watch a tennis match.



Or simply letting the time fly and enjoy watching people.

People that loves being watched



Or those that are looking for some kind of solitude in the middle of the crowd.





As you can imagine, Pol never found a right moment to leave..





But we needed time for shopping





,or just for a bit of sightseeing.





París. Oh la, la.