I accept that some destinations may require parents to participate in kids club activities alongside their infants, but in these instances it should be specified in the hotel details.
Clubs may have age-specific policies: all should be made clear before booking. @jet2tweets
Independent kids clubs maintain a positive and engaging atmosphere for the children:
The presence of parents can sometimes be disruptive or distracting for the children, especially in a group setting. @jet2tweets
Kids clubs are designed to provide children with a structured and fun environment where they can make new friends, try new activities, and develop social skills.
To give parents time for relaxation
Kids clubs provide a valuable respite for parents @jet2tweets
Parents are usually free to leave their children in clubs while they enjoy their own activities;
To encourage child independence and social interaction @jet2tweets
Jet 2 are quite happy that my 2 neurodivergent children were left disappointed about not being able to have some independent time while on holiday but also distressed by the information on booking being misleading. Kids clubs generally do not require parents to stay. @jet2tweets
Do beware of Jet 2 stating the hotel has a 'kids club', as ours was a 45 minute activity with our children, unable to drop them off there to be supervised. Customer service was rude and unwilling to resolve. @jet2tweets
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