What parents with young children would not want to get out of bed a little later on weekends?
I wish on a Sunday to stay under the comforter until my body asked me to. But it is not possible, at home I have two small human alarm clocks that promptly wake me up at 8:00, even earlier. In summer it is valid, but in winter it still dawns it gives a terrible laziness.
My baby of almost a year, at eight o'clock already wakes religiously, sometimes a little earlier, sometimes a little later. Fifteen minutes later for me they are a blessing, especially since the first thing he does is try to throw himself on the floor to walk, and of course, as he still doesn't know, he has to be taken by the hand.
Lucas (five years), is already a separate case and I think that what other parents have told me is a common thing.
Well, on weekdays you have to fight to wake up to go to school. Many times dressing him almost asleep, between protests of "I'm sleepy", "I don't want to go" and "I've slept little", to mention the most classic repertoire. However, on weekends (when you could sleep a little more), you are very early standing ready to start the day almost at par with the sun.
Sometimes he stays playing a little until he shouts the alarm phrase for the whole family "the breakfast", of course, there are no parents in the world who go through this because they are lengthening a nod.
Those youthful days of sleeping late on weekends came to an end a long time ago. In our house the move starts early.
And in their homes? Early too, right? You want to keep sleeping, right?
