What age do kids remember their holidays.

I think not any specific age of kids to remember their holidays and tour trips but most of the kids remember their holidays whose exist in the range of 5 to 10 years.

 

Hi Jaya,

Frankly speaking - it doesn't matter. Yes, kids do remember vaguely what they did or where they went when they were 5. I have travelled a lot ever since my daughter was 6 months old. She is now 14. She does remember some of the trips which she made between 4-6 but i dont think it wud have made a difference to her if we had not taken her then. We have numerous photo albums of those trips but my daugther is hardly interested in "going down memory lane". She is more connected with the recent trips that we took. But I guess these will also fade into oblivion when she is 20 !

So dont fret over these things. Kids today have much more on their hands n heads than to have "fond memories" or be nostalgic over a few trips. The important thing is to spend time with them, to be there for them when they need u and to listen to them.

love,
kylie

 

Same here...
My DDis gonna be 4 soon and DS is 2..
I live in Goa... still never been out except for a few forced outing and office gettogethers...
But one thing is sure, for a child to remember a holiday spot i think he or she should be atleast 8!!!

 

Hi,
Family holidays are always important.
We have travelled a lot with our children since they were one year old.
Children will not remember all the trips and holidays when they were younger than 5 years.
But still it brings immense joy for parents to take children around during holidays.

You can plan small trips to start with inside and around goa it self.

RGDS

 

Spending quality time with your child is more important whether its within or outside your home. At any point of time, I bet your child will remember the time, the fun, the frolic that YOU and YOUR SPOUSE have with her than fancy things as resorts or picturesque landscape. Yes, vacations, holidays are in trend these days. Do we remember with glee the times spent with our parents or the kutub minars or the red forts? I guess its the former, most of the times.

 

I once heard a child psychologist say that 5 years and about are mostly memories for life. However, planning a vacationt aking time off has got nothing to do with kids age IMO

 

I think she will. Atleast i did