In the coming days the children will be incorporated into the classrooms after a long vacation. They will return to the routine, to the early risers, to the schedules, and of course, this for both parents and children can be a blessing or a great shame.
What is your case? Are you ready for the return to school? Are you looking forward to the first day of school or would you like to continue on vacation?
There is parents who feel liberated With the beginning of the school year. It involves bringing the routines back to order, having everything more organized, and solving the problem of what to do with children when parents work. According to a survey of Mamuky.com, online store for children's products, 73% of Spanish parents recognize that the beginning of their children's classes has its positive side.
Children require constant attention, and being dedicated to them all day is exhausting for many parents. Holidays with children can be very long and there comes a time when even they are bored of the holidays, especially if they are at home.
On the other hand, they are the parents who hate having to separate from their children for so many hours and return to curl up in schedules, homework, take them and look for them, and everything that involves going back to school.
There is a point where we would like the holidays to extend for a few more days, but the return to the work routine of many parents becomes incompatible with the vacations of the little ones. In those cases, the return to school is a relief because it makes everything return to normal.
And the children, do you want to go back to school?
The little ones also have a lot to say about going back to school. The mayority, what makes them most excited is the reunion with their peers. They are looking forward to seeing their friends and teachers again. They are also excited to release the school supplies and school clothes.
But of course, it all depends on the child's age. For the little ones, it is not so exciting, especially if it is the first year of kindergarten, because it means separating from their parents and staying in an unknown place with other people they do not know. It also happens to older children, although they have already been through it the previous year.
And in your house, how are them? How do you get back to school? Do you feel like returning to the school routine? And your children?
