Single Mom Learns $95/Day Kid Club Beat Hotel Nap Room Out of Order
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- âąThe author, a single mom who works for herself, tried eight working vacations with her toddler between 8 months and 3.5 years old.
- âąShe faced nonstop challenges including disrupted naps, cold medicine hunts in Maui, and untrustworthy kids' clubs with inconsistent schedules.
- âąHer breakthrough came at Club Med CancĂșn, paying $95 daily for Petit Club Med, where Via loved the structured day and nap room.
Over eight grueling 'workcations' since her kid, Via, was 8 months old, this single mom waged war against naps sabotaged by phone calls, cold-hunting missions in Maui, and kids' clubs that were more anxiety club than daycare. She shelled out $95 per day at Club Med CancĂșn's Petit Club Med, a toddlers-only paid kid prison with a guaranteed nap room, unlike advertised free clubs where 'nap room out of order' was a recurring memo. Via loved it so much she begged to return, allowing mom not only to ditch multitasking but also snorkel and swing from trapezesâa vacation where mom and toddler finally agreed on what âworkcationâ means.
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(1 of 3)Nothing screams work-life balance like paying $95/day so your toddler can nap elsewhere while you pretend working on vacation is a good idea.
Tried to mix toddler tantrums, work emails, and airport logistics? Congrats, you invented chaos with frequent flyer miles.
Eight workcations later, she finally cracked the code: paid daycare beats a hotel phone that interrupts naps every time.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 3/22/2026 | Author: Michelle Stansbury
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