I only have one question for you. Why it wouldn´t be a good idea?

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I am sorry to say this, but you see some people still living in the dark days thinking that Angola or Africa is a jungle...

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I think your 1 year old would be the only one in Angola...

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It was actually more to do with immunisation as my GP refused to give her yellow fever immunisation at 9mths. Also the enquiry was about support networks, playgroups, child health nurses, availability of foreign baby products etc etc. I have been to Angola before several times and had a great time but this was as a single care-free person not as a cautious first time mother

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Dear Blobby76,
I am also looking at moving to Angola myself including a 1 year and 4 year old (I have been around and lived in Nigeria, Yemen, Tanzania, Indo, etc). The good thing about every country is that it all has his charmes. Have you moved to Angola recently and could you please share you experieces, how are you dealing with Malaria, are the kids on daily meds?

Cheers,
Eric.

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