u/Conscious-Can2069

Hello,
I’m planning on visiting Salzburg with my daughter in the summer and wanted some recommendations. I’d love to take her to a lakeside/alpine resort for a few days - family friendly would be great with bits for children to do but it’s more about having a pool/lake to swim and just a chilled out vibe.
I don’t drive so somewhere that is accessible by bus or train would be great.
I know it’s a cliché and I apologise, but a beautiful wooden lodge/alpine/summer escape feel would be amazing! I’ve been dreaming of visiting for so long and I’m desperate to take her.
I don’t have a huge budget and lots of the resorts seem very pricey but since I’m only planning on staying for a few days - I may be able to expand the price range.
Thank you so much in advance!

Hi everyone,
I have a seven year old who I absolutely worship and adore. Due to relationship circumstances as well as other things, I am ‘one and done.’ My daughter and I have such an incredible bond and we travel a lot together as well as do so many other things we wouldn’t be able to do if I had more.
The problem is, when my friends tell me they are pregnant I experience such sadness. Of course, I am so delighted for them, but I just feel an enormous amount of pain - as though my heart has jumped right in to my stomach. My mental health suddenly gets worse and I can’t stop thinking about how much I miss/yearn for a baby.
The truth is, I have to remind myself and question - do I want another child? Or do I want to experience my daughter all over again? Of course, when you have another baby you can’t predict what the little one will be like. I’ve been so blessed with my daughter that I think deep down, I just want a carbon copy all over again - and that’s not realistic.
I’m 32 (almost 33) and a lot of my friends have either had their first by now, raising the children they have, or expecting their 3rd etc. I know this feeling I have will pass but I can’t say it’s not painful.
I think I also worry that just having my one child doesn’t qualify me as a mother? Of course I know that’s not true as I pour my whole self in to her, but sometimes I wonder if I’m really experiencing motherhood as it should be? Sorry if that sounds a bit strange.
Can anyone relate to all of this?