School holidays have begun and on many occasions parents cannot take care of children. Today in the question of the week we want to know:
Do your children go to summer school or daycare? Can you take care of them?
How do you organize so that they are taken care of? Do grandparents help out? Can you be with them these days if you are already on vacation or do not work? Are they going to a camp? We would love to know what your case is.
Last week's question
Last week we asked you if you were pregnant in summer and how is the experience and we have obtained several answers.
Caminorojo tells us the following:
The final stretch of my pregnancy was in summer. I sweated the seas and the only consolation I had was that summer clothes are easy to adapt for maternity. The pool sat fabulous. Of course, I did not endure until the end working, the doctor saw me very tired month and a half before.
Mamituti tells us that her two children were born in January and December, so the equator of both pregnancies was spent in summer. He no longer worked (due to risk in pregnancy), so he could more or less rest, without getting rid of dizziness and fatigue, yes. Especially with the second since he could rest less and did not feel like swimming.
Maricle2 tells us that he is 24 weeks old and is getting especially hard, since he has been admitted five times due to hyperemesis and the heat makes him even more nauseous. The air conditioning and staying at home or going down to the pool at times when you are a little better are your allies.
We appreciate all the opinions and now the new question of the week is now available. We await your comments in the Answers section to collect them next week.
