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SUMMER WITH KIDS IS THE CRAZIEST TIME FOR PARENTS
Autumn days with children I remember a post in which I wrote about why I feel so good on autumn days. I finally have time for this sense of harmony and peace. I described how the children play alone at home and invent games together. I feel that the fall season calms us down, and above all, that time passes more slowly on autumn days. https://littlepuzzlesandme.com/why-does-fall-time-calm-me-and-my-family/ Summer days with children And suddenly, summer has arrived!!! The end of the school year, and I have no time for anything. The kids are still waiting for days full of attractions: swimming pools, ice cream, water parks. Every weekend there are festivals, concerts,…
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WHY DO MOMS THINK THAT RUNNING ON PLAYGROUNDS IS FORBIDDEN?
Do you know the words overprotection, isolation, and oversensitivity? In this post, we will read a little about it. As a mother, I have a strange feeling lately that the number of parents who have their own ideal world with their child has increased. They try to spread the rules of this world to all the playgrounds around them.From a distance, you can see their overprotection and disgust for other children playing. What’s more, their toddler doesn’t let himself be isolated and most often escapes into crowds of other happy toddlers, but the parent does not see satisfaction in this, only disgust. Quickly takes the child to a safe and…
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LITTLE WALK WITH MY LITTLE CHILDREN
“It’s the children’s principle, that food tastes better outdoors and the best food comes from other children.” Sunday after breakfast, we are ready for a walk with the family. We secretly make a plan with my husband that we only go to parks, playgrounds, or other places for children, where there must be a Cafe next to it. We have everything perfectly prepared for a walk with the children and packed. My husband has ATM cards in his pocket because he doesn’t prefer a wallet. I have a small purse with a phone, tissues, keys, and a wallet. But when we look at the packed children’s things and our stroller, a…
