wliwl

myvenezia:
This is a topic of frequent disagreements on Fodors. Personally, I have never regretted waiting until my kids were teens to bring them to Europe. We all enjoyed simple cabin-on-a-lake, or car-trip type family vacations. But evidnetly lots of people must have way more money (and patience) than me!

myvenezia

I am old, but I can learn.
Monica, Flor, and J62
You made alot of sense.
I will keep my big mouth shut.

Luhimari

Flor:
Yes, I think the wind and the sun will bother him and you will have to put the top up. You'll be able to drive at a leisure pace on some roads, on others you'll have to go with the flow.

50initaly

I am a nurse and feel that it would be detrimental to your child to expose him/her to the wind and sun in a convertible, not to mention that it is not as safe as a sedan.

CarolA

"I am a nurse and feel that it would be detrimental to your child to expose him/her to the wind and sun in a convertible, not to mention that it is not as safe as a sedan"

Oh, the old "sedan" is safer logic. LOL

I was rear ended on the interstate. The interstate was STOPPED. The woman hitting me was driving the big US car. My Saab convertible gave it's life for me. I had not a scratch or a bruise.... the woman in the "safe" big car who hit me had to be transported to the ER in an ambulance. Size and tops are NOT gurantees of safety.

seetheworld

I haven't read all the replies, but I would be afraid that my child might try and wiggle their way out of their carseat!