Второй день вожу Алексу в гос садик, пока по часу. Адаптация знаете ли. Сама сижу в коридоре и жду🥹
Минус затеи: нас взяли только в группу ГКП (3 часа), а дорога туда-сюда будет занимать около 1,5 часов. То есть из трёх часов "свободы" остаётся… ну, ничего.
Ребёнок, конечно, развлечётся, а вот успею ли я что-то — большой вопрос.🤷♀️
Второй день вожу Алексу в гос садик, пока по часу. Адаптация знаете ли. Сама сижу в коридоре и жду🥹
Минус затеи: нас взяли только в группу ГКП (3 часа), а дорога туда-сюда будет занимать около 1,5 часов. То есть из трёх часов "свободы" остаётся… ну, ничего.
Ребёнок, конечно, развлечётся, а вот успею ли я что-то — большой вопрос.🤷♀️
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