haha we do have school busses, but nothing comparable to your yellow busses. Their color change according to the regions

And even the departments.

The ones in my department:

Where I lived before they were yellow, kinda fluo haha

the ones where I was born:

my dept: - if the other didn't load like on my screen -

But they're not only dedicated to school collecting, they're teh same if you wanna travel by bus (like greyhound or so)

And they don't stop at your doorstep, you have to go to a bus stop... So like when you live in the middle of nowhere, you need to get up ealry, go in the dark to a sign in the middle of nowhere lol

So... I hope I answered your daughter's question

We'll be living in Loches next year it seems. What color can she look forward to?

I assumed we'd be walking her to school.

Probably green:

But if you live in the city already, it won't be those. They are for people living outside the cities where the schools are

We'll be living in the city.

MaudelineKranfel: oh cool, and by feet is always the best thing And socializing with the other parents

Well depends on how old she is though

I am really looking forward to living somewhere that you can walk places! Plus she'll be 3 next fall, so we'll be taking her. lol

Yeah, that's comfortable! I don't know Loches, but I lived in the region before (in Bourges), and it's a pretty area.

Are you talking to her in French maybe? haha

Wellllll... not much because we are not so good at it ourselves. We're attending language school in France beginning in January, so I think we'll all be more functional by the time she starts school.

We visited Loches last year and got to walk around a bit, but not long enough to see where schools are, etc. so we'll have quite a bit to learn when we get there!

Of course we'll be walking her but this is important info to know!

Awww you never know what will be important to a child!

this is excellent!

MaudelineKranfel: that's so cool though! Congrats on the moving And if you & ViktorEllisson have anything to ask about "living in france" , feel free to ask me!