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    • asia
      • indonesia 🇮🇩
      • qatar 🇶🇦
      • turkey 🇹🇷
    • eastern europe
      • estonia 🇪🇪
      • georgia 🇬🇪
      • romania 🇷🇴
      • russia 🇷🇺
    • western europe
      • cyprus 🇨🇾
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      • france 🇫🇷
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      • greece 🇬🇷
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      • sweden 🇸🇪
    • oceania
      • australia 🇦🇺
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  • travel themes
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  • Estonia with baby - our 3 days road trip itinerary
    estonia 🇪🇪

    Estonia with a baby – our 3 days road trip itinerary

    29-February-2020 /

    If you are looking for an easy road trip to take with a baby - may we suggest you Estonia. In this post we are sharing our 3 days road trip itinerary for Estonia. The one we took with our Olivia when she was 6 months old.

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about

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Hey there,
we are Alexandra and Florian,

on Shurupchik Family Travel we share our adventure stories, travel tips and photography from around the globe together with our 2 kids.

Our goal is to motivate you to explore the world with your little ones.
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How are you?? * After 3 weeks at home I can say that we are getting to the point of enjoying and appreciating! * Having a garden is a huge privilege which makes the quarantine look quite fancy. * Cargo bike is another great bonus, because we can pack the kids and go out for a bike tour. * So far: ✔️ Florian working from home works way better than we have thought it would - and a lunch break as a family is precious. ✔️ Olivia and Maxi playing together and engaging into activities ✔️ Finding time for activities like jogging and biking ✔️ Organizing and rearranging things - the garage is clean, the garden is well. ✔️ Baking and cooking - I think we have never done so much of it in the past 2 years. ✔️ Being creative and inventing play opportunities out of simple things ✔️ On-line communication with family and friends ✖️ Reading a book or learning something new ✖️ Updating blog or finding time to sit down and work on it ✔️ Falling asleep in 5 minutes at the end of the day (I’m talking about myself). ✖️ Accepting the open end of this lifestyle. * How about you?? What are your ✖️✔️? #wirbleibenzuhause #lifewithkids #flattenthecurve
Another unposted treasure which has lived on my hard drive since 2016.. * ...actually I took this photo, because I wanted to sell this jacket and needed a photo of it. The jacket was sold within 30 minutes of being online. * What do you do with your or your kids clothes? * We don‘t own much - investing in quality not quantity. And we kept most of Olivias clothes, so Maxi is well set ;) * There are some good online second-hand platforms in Germany, where I would sell our clothes. * We also try to give the stuff to friends or charity. #recycleandplay #clothesshopping #springoutfit
I know that the times are crazy, but I also know that during crazy times it‘s even more important to #staypositive and to try and find the bright side... * ..I also know that it is impossible to always be on the bright side - ups and down are normal, because we ate all human. * But let‘s start the new week by thinking of something good. Name one thing you are grateful for? Name something which even during these weird times brings a smile on your face?? * Let me start.. ❤️ I‘m grateful for the opportunity to still go outside for an hour of jogging ❤️ I‘m grateful for the enormous amount of family time we have now ❤️ I‘m grateful for every time kids cooperate ❤️I‘m grateful for that banana bread which is in the oven this very moment. * What about you? Anything at all which keeps you going during these times lf uncertainty! #martigues #keepgoing #flattenthecurve
We don‘t have any lists, recommendations and plans for you today.. * ... just sending you some sunny photos from Provence! * We might start sharing New York photos soon, because the news are breaking our hearts 💔 #myprovence #vivalafrance
Hope you are not bored of Provence photos yet.. * ..if you are, let us know what destination would you like us to show you? #stayhealthy #flattenthecurve #wirbleibenzuhause
Two weeks ago we could choose between 3 layers or 2, between recycled and normal, between a large pack or a saver. Today you just grab whatever it is on the shelve, because this toilet paper business is going really crazy! * These are uneasy times, but I still don’t get the hype about the toilet paper and over stashing! * Yes, get as much as you need for you and your family to go out of the house as little as possible, but be reasonable and think about others! * And to be hones, we actually like this “no quick run to the grocery” life right now - it saves time, money and helps us with planning! * How are you guys? #buylessplanmore #stayhome #toiletpapercrisis
It might all look unicorns and rainbows in the Stories, but it‘s not... * ..it also gets crazy over here, like in every family. But there are some things which help to get through the day without any major downbreaks. * We have shared the activities with kids list some posts previously, have a look at it if you need some ideas. * But since Florian started working in Home Office this week and the kids are mostly on me, these 2,5 rooms are not as stretchy as I wish them to be. * And let‘s be honest here, with all the traveling, we are not so used to spend a lot of time at home and indoors. * What really helps is a plan! A simple daily plan which says what comes next - it‘s good for the brain and for the kids. * Our day looks something like this: Wake up-dressing up, brushing teeth - preparing breakfast (together)- cleaning the mess (together)— play time for Olivia and Maxi - after 15 minutes they are done with playing😬 - baking/reading/cleaning/folding/singing/dancing (whatever they choose) - 30 minutes of music over Youtube (our music school provides the lessons) - Maxi nap time while I‘m bringing Maxi to sleep Olivia has online chat with grandma or grandpa - while Olivia is chatting I can do some work (about 30 minutes) - after the chat I continue working and Olivia draws or plays by my side and sings about whatever she Is doing - than we cook lunch together - Lunch time when Maxi wakes up - clean up time - play time for O and M - Florian comes back from the office aka bedroom - he takes the kids over and I go to the garage to work - O and M either go for a walk or bike ride or just play in our garden - i come upstairs at 4:30 p.m. - we make dinner together - eat - clean up - family time - bath time - bed time.. * Well, there is also buffer here and there and the activities rotate, and the kids scream, and Olivia says „no“ to 80% of everything you ask her to do..but it‘s ok. * What is your secret weapon to get through the current situation? Have a lot changed for your lifestyle or are you barely affected? Would love to know your thoughts.❤️ #wirbleibenzuhause #lifewithkids #dailyroutine
🇫🇷 That one day in February when we followed the path of Van Gogh through Saint-Rémy de Provence, the locals were playing petanque and the almond trees were in full blossom🌸 #myprovence #vangogh #saintremydeprovence
To all the doors we are yet to open❤️#doorsofinstagram #myprovence #hopeworld

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How are you?? * After 3 weeks at home I can say that we are getting to the point of enjoying and appreciating! * Having a garden is a huge privilege which makes the quarantine look quite fancy. * Cargo bike is another great bonus, because we can pack the kids and go out for a bike tour. * So far: ✔️ Florian working from home works way better than we have thought it would - and a lunch break as a family is precious. ✔️ Olivia and Maxi playing together and engaging into activities ✔️ Finding time for activities like jogging and biking ✔️ Organizing and rearranging things - the garage is clean, the garden is well. ✔️ Baking and cooking - I think we have never done so much of it in the past 2 years. ✔️ Being creative and inventing play opportunities out of simple things ✔️ On-line communication with family and friends ✖️ Reading a book or learning something new ✖️ Updating blog or finding time to sit down and work on it ✔️ Falling asleep in 5 minutes at the end of the day (I’m talking about myself). ✖️ Accepting the open end of this lifestyle. * How about you?? What are your ✖️✔️? #wirbleibenzuhause #lifewithkids #flattenthecurve
Another unposted treasure which has lived on my hard drive since 2016.. * ...actually I took this photo, because I wanted to sell this jacket and needed a photo of it. The jacket was sold within 30 minutes of being online. * What do you do with your or your kids clothes? * We don‘t own much - investing in quality not quantity. And we kept most of Olivias clothes, so Maxi is well set ;) * There are some good online second-hand platforms in Germany, where I would sell our clothes. * We also try to give the stuff to friends or charity. #recycleandplay #clothesshopping #springoutfit
I know that the times are crazy, but I also know that during crazy times it‘s even more important to #staypositive and to try and find the bright side... * ..I also know that it is impossible to always be on the bright side - ups and down are normal, because we ate all human. * But let‘s start the new week by thinking of something good. Name one thing you are grateful for? Name something which even during these weird times brings a smile on your face?? * Let me start.. ❤️ I‘m grateful for the opportunity to still go outside for an hour of jogging ❤️ I‘m grateful for the enormous amount of family time we have now ❤️ I‘m grateful for every time kids cooperate ❤️I‘m grateful for that banana bread which is in the oven this very moment. * What about you? Anything at all which keeps you going during these times lf uncertainty! #martigues #keepgoing #flattenthecurve
We don‘t have any lists, recommendations and plans for you today.. * ... just sending you some sunny photos from Provence! * We might start sharing New York photos soon, because the news are breaking our hearts 💔 #myprovence #vivalafrance
Hope you are not bored of Provence photos yet.. * ..if you are, let us know what destination would you like us to show you? #stayhealthy #flattenthecurve #wirbleibenzuhause
Two weeks ago we could choose between 3 layers or 2, between recycled and normal, between a large pack or a saver. Today you just grab whatever it is on the shelve, because this toilet paper business is going really crazy! * These are uneasy times, but I still don’t get the hype about the toilet paper and over stashing! * Yes, get as much as you need for you and your family to go out of the house as little as possible, but be reasonable and think about others! * And to be hones, we actually like this “no quick run to the grocery” life right now - it saves time, money and helps us with planning! * How are you guys? #buylessplanmore #stayhome #toiletpapercrisis
It might all look unicorns and rainbows in the Stories, but it‘s not... * ..it also gets crazy over here, like in every family. But there are some things which help to get through the day without any major downbreaks. * We have shared the activities with kids list some posts previously, have a look at it if you need some ideas. * But since Florian started working in Home Office this week and the kids are mostly on me, these 2,5 rooms are not as stretchy as I wish them to be. * And let‘s be honest here, with all the traveling, we are not so used to spend a lot of time at home and indoors. * What really helps is a plan! A simple daily plan which says what comes next - it‘s good for the brain and for the kids. * Our day looks something like this: Wake up-dressing up, brushing teeth - preparing breakfast (together)- cleaning the mess (together)— play time for Olivia and Maxi - after 15 minutes they are done with playing😬 - baking/reading/cleaning/folding/singing/dancing (whatever they choose) - 30 minutes of music over Youtube (our music school provides the lessons) - Maxi nap time while I‘m bringing Maxi to sleep Olivia has online chat with grandma or grandpa - while Olivia is chatting I can do some work (about 30 minutes) - after the chat I continue working and Olivia draws or plays by my side and sings about whatever she Is doing - than we cook lunch together - Lunch time when Maxi wakes up - clean up time - play time for O and M - Florian comes back from the office aka bedroom - he takes the kids over and I go to the garage to work - O and M either go for a walk or bike ride or just play in our garden - i come upstairs at 4:30 p.m. - we make dinner together - eat - clean up - family time - bath time - bed time.. * Well, there is also buffer here and there and the activities rotate, and the kids scream, and Olivia says „no“ to 80% of everything you ask her to do..but it‘s ok. * What is your secret weapon to get through the current situation? Have a lot changed for your lifestyle or are you barely affected? Would love to know your thoughts.❤️ #wirbleibenzuhause #lifewithkids #dailyroutine
🇫🇷 That one day in February when we followed the path of Van Gogh through Saint-Rémy de Provence, the locals were playing petanque and the almond trees were in full blossom🌸 #myprovence #vangogh #saintremydeprovence
To all the doors we are yet to open❤️#doorsofinstagram #myprovence #hopeworld
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