Five things that make visiting the Douglas Shire easier with a little bubs
FAMILY HOLIDAY
Visiting the Douglas Shire with a baby can be a daunting prospect for many new parents. However, with a little planning and some insider tips, families can enjoy the breathtaking beauty of our beautiful paradise.
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Hiring baby equipment in Port Douglas
For families travelling with a baby, one of the biggest concerns is how to bring all the necessary equipment without overpacking. However, in Port Douglas, there are several options available for hiring baby gear, including jogger prams, cots, highchairs, and more. By hiring these bulky items on arrival, parents can travel lighter and with less stress.
One such company that provides this service is Port Douglas Hire for Baby. In addition to baby gear hire, they provide car seat fitting services for families arriving at the Cairns Airport.
Furthermore, the company offers delivery services for baby equipment directly to accommodations in the area or even to the car boot at the airport.
Pram friendly walks & places to visit
Once in Port Douglas, families can take advantage of the many pram-friendly walks and activities available in the area.
One popular option is a stroll through the Mossman Gorge Centre, where parents can enjoy the stunning rainforest scenery while their baby relaxes in a comfortable pram. Similarly, Four Mile Beach is another must-visit spot that offers soft sand and gentle waves for parents and babies to enjoy together.
Nannies
For those who want to take a break from parenting duties and enjoy some adult time, there are several nurseries and babysitting services available in the area.
These services provide a safe and nurturing environment for babies, allowing parents to explore the area's attractions without worry.
"Busy Bees Babysitting Services, led by Fay and her trusted and professional team of childminders, is a popular choice for many of the main resorts and hotels in Port Douglas, including The Sheraton Mirage, Pullman Sea Temple, and Mantra properties. They also provide services to Palm Cove, Newell Beach, and Oak Beach."
Another organisation is 'Babysitters Port Douglas' where your child's care is top priority. The business owner, Louise, is a local of the area with over 13 years of experience as a teacher and mother.
The team consists of professional, caring, and trustworthy individuals with a wide range of experience in child care and education. As mothers, grandmothers, teachers, nurses, or carers, they know how to tend to your child's needs.
Baby activities in Port Douglas
There are several activities available in the Douglas Shire that are suitable for babies.
What do you think about enjoying the soft sand and gentle waves of Four Mile Beach? Or Visiting the Wildlife Habitat in Port Douglas, where babies can interact with the friendly animals.
Explore the Sunday Markets in Port Douglas, where there are plenty of sights and sounds to keep babies entertained.
Visit the Port Douglas Library for Rhyme Time, a free weekly event at the Mossman Library where babies and toddlers can enjoy singing, stories, and playtime.
Where to eat with a baby
Discover the family-friendly dining options in Port Douglas, with some restaurants offering free dining for children and are catered to with high chairs and dedicated menus.
Don't miss the opportunity to have a unique meal experience at the Wildlife Habitat, where your little ones can have breakfast with the birds or lunch with the lorikeets, creating unforgettable memories for the whole family.
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