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Kama kutokea kwa kutembea kwa nyumba yangu karibu 6 a.m., utakuwa pengine kukutana nami katika pajamas wangu, koti na nywele zangu tarehe ya mwisho ya, linavutwa kwa mitaani na nguvu ya ajabu na yangu 15 umri wa mwezi mwana (who – unlike myself – will be looking quite adorable with his hair on end!). My three year old girl will be fast asleep for another half hour or so and, if it is a weekday, my nine year old and my husband will have already left for school/work . If permitted, my toddler (and all three of my children, kwa jambo hilo) would probably live outside 24/7. Hata hivyo, we are currently entering winter – a.k.a. the rainy season and also my least favorite time of the year. Don’t take me wrong. If I could spend the day curled up in my warm bed reading, it might even be my favorite season! Katika mazoezi, this is what happens: Awali ya yote, no matter how many times the repairmen come to straighten up the roof, the cats will manage to part the tiles again, especially over our bed (think cold water dripping on your leg suddenly at 2 a.m.!). Pia, fleeing the rain, huge ants make nests and leave their very succulent eggs in anything left untouched for more than three days, lest we wrap it in plastic. Zaidi, the floor is always humid, and everything sticks to it. Mwisho lakini si mdogo: ni hivyo hard to get out of bed at 5 a.m. na hivyo chilly! Outside of the home, traffic becomes ten times worse than it already is, everyone is late for everything (and even if they aren’t, the rain will be an excuse for it). The streets fill up with water, cars stop functioning and trash floats. The city is astonishingly unprepared for rain considering the fact that it has had to deal with the sort of weather for over four centuries. And the kids still want to be outside all the time. Bila shaka, that it great. Kids should be outside, preferably in more natural environments, iwezekanavyo. Among other benefits, being outside fosters a healthy connection with nature and promotes environmentally responsible behavior in adulthood. The other day the rain had stopped, and I took advantage of some moments of sun to go out front. I got the kids all prepared in jackets, pants and tennis shoes and thought we could take a relatively “unmessy”, dry walk on our unpaved dirt road (Lol!). Of course in a few minutes they were playing in a puddle. There was mud not only on their clothes, but in their hair, their face and most everywhere. I relaxed and surrendered to their joy. Witnessing such joy is what gives me the strength – as a current frazzled mother of three – to endure the sometimes overwhelming amount of soaked shoes, mud-soiled clothes and dirt covered floors! I also find it somewhat amusing how bothered people here in the tropics get when they see kids out in such weather. Especially nwhen I recall the period we lived in Quebec – during what was reportedly one of the toughest winters ever – and how, bila kujali, parents and children had fun outside in the snowy, below zero weather. On that same mud-covered day, one woman turned her neck 180° as she drove by and gave me a stern look that said “They’re going to catch cold you irresponsible mother!” A person working in a construction nearby advised me never ever to let them play in street puddles again because “animals die in the streets”. To top it, a neighbor (who at most has said “good morning” to us in the ten years we have lived here) stopped, announced formally that he is a Veterinary Doctor, and gave me a complete list of all maladies they could catch from that malignant puddle, including leptospirosis , bubonic plague, toxoplasmosis and several others. Of course it didn’t help when I tried to tell him that, despite being a biologist and knowing the risks, I also believed playing in puddles helped them boost their immune systems! Mimi najua, deep down, everyone means well in their advice. Hata hivyo, I still prefer to follow the guidance of Mother Nature and allow my kids to be outdoors as much as possible, in any weather! Do you encourage your kids to go out in all weather? What season are you in now? This is an original post to World Moms Blog by Ecoziva in Brazil.
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Má tharlaíonn tú chun siúl ag mo teach timpeall 6 r.n., beidh tú trasna ar an chuid is mó dócha dom i mo pitseÚmaí, seaicéad agus mo chuid gruaige ar deireadh, á ceirteacha tarraingthe i dtreo an tsráid le neart iontas ag mo 15 mac mí d'aois (a - murab ionann agus mé féin - beidh a bheith ag breathnú go leor adorable lena gruaige ar deireadh!). Beidh mo chailín trí bliana d'aois a bheith go tapa ina chodladh le haghaidh uair an chloig eile nó mar sin agus leath, má tá sé i rith na seachtaine, Beidh mo naoi mbliana d'aois agus mo fhear céile d'fhág cheana féin le haghaidh na scoile / an obair . Má cheadaítear, mo tachrán (agus gach trí cinn de mo pháistí, an ní sin) Bheadh beo is dócha taobh amuigh 24/7. Mar sin féin, muid ag dul isteach faoi láthair gheimhridh - a.k.a. an séasúr na báistí agus freisin mo chuid ama is fearr leat ar a laghad den bhliain. Ná ní ghlacfaidh mé mícheart. Má raibh mé in ann a chaitheamh ar an lá a cuachta suas i mo léamh leaba te, D'fhéadfadh sé a bheith fiú mo séasúr is fearr leat! I gcleachtas, is é seo cad a tharlaíonn: Ar an gcéad dul, is cuma cé mhéad uair a thagann na repairmen chun straighten suas ar an díon, Beidh na cait a bhainistiú a chuid an tíleanna arís, go háirithe thar ár leaba (I mo thuairimse, fuar sileadh uisce ar do chos go tobann ag 2 r.n.!). Chomh maith leis sin, teitheadh an bháisteach, seangáin ollmhór neadacha a dhéanamh agus a gcuid uibheacha an-succulent a fhágáil i rud ar bith fágtha untouched ar feadh níos mó ná trí lá, lest muid Timfhilleadh sé i plaisteach. Níos mó, Is é an t-urlár i gcónaí tais, agus gach rud bataí dó. Last ach ní ar a laghad: Tá sé mar sin go crua chun a fháil amach an leaba ag 5 a.m. agus mar sin fuar! Lasmuigh de na bhaile, thiocfaidh chun bheith deich n-uaire níos measa ná mar tráchta go bhfuil sé cheana féin, Tá gach duine déanach do gach rud (agus fiú amháin más rud é nach bhfuil siad, Beidh an bháisteach a úsáid mar leithscéal chun é). Na sráideanna a líonadh suas le huisce, gluaisteáin stopadh feidhmiú agus bruscar snámhann. Tá an chathair astonishingly neamhullmhaithe do bháisteach smaoineamh ar an bhfíric go bhfuil taithí chun déileáil leis an saghas aimsire do níos mó ná ceithre céadta bliain. Agus na páistí ag iarraidh fós a bheith taobh amuigh ar fad an t-am. Ar ndóigh,, go bhfuil sé go hiontach. Ba chóir go mbeadh páistí a bheith lasmuigh, b'fhearr i dtimpeallacht níos nádúrtha a, oiread agus is féidir. I measc na sochair eile, bheith lasmuigh Cothaíonn nasc sláintiúil leis an dúlra agus a chuireann iompar freagrach don timpeallacht i fásta. An lá eile a bhí stop an bháisteach, agus ghlac mé leas a bhaint as roinnt chuimhneacháin de ghrian chun dul amach tosaigh. Fuair mé na páistí go léir ullmhaithe i seaicéid, pants agus bróga leadóige agus shíl mé go raibh muid ábalta a ghlacadh réasúnta "unmessy", siúlóid tirim ar ár mbóthar DIRT unpaved (Lol!). Ar ndóigh, i cúpla nóiméad raibh siad ag imirt i lochán. Ní raibh láibe, ní hamháin ar a n-éadaí, ach i gcuid gruaige, n-aghaidh agus is i ngach áit. Relaxed mé agus a tugadh suas don n-áthas. Tá áthas Chonaic den sórt sin cad a thugann dom an neart - mar mháthair toin reatha de thrí - go mairfidh an méid uaireanta mór na bróga sáithithe, éadaí láib-salach agus salachar clúdaithe urláir! Mé a fháil freisin beagán amusing sé conas daoine bothered anseo sa Teochrios a fháil nuair a fheiceann siad na páistí amach i aimsir den sórt sin. Go háirithe nwhen cuimhin liom an tréimhse cónaí orainn i Québec - le linn an méid a bhí reportedly cheann de na Winters misniúla riamh - agus conas, beag beann ar, thuismitheoirí agus do pháistí a bhí spraoi taobh amuigh sa sneachta, faoi bhun náid aimsir. Ar an lá sin láibe-clúdaithe céanna, bean amháin iompaigh a muineál 180 ° mar a thiomáin sí ag agus thug dom le breathnú Stern a dúirt "Tá siad ag dul a ghabháil fuar agat mháthair neamhfhreagrach!” Aon duine atá ag obair i dtógáil in iúl in aice láimhe dom riamh riamh chun ligean dóibh imirt i locháin sráide arís mar gheall ar "bás ainmhithe ar na sráideanna". Le barr ar, comharsa (a raibh, ar an chuid is mó tá a dúirt "maidin mhaith" a chur chugainn sna deich mbliana táimid inár gcónaí anseo) stop, d'fhógair go foirmiúil go bhfuil sé ina Dochtúir Tréidliachta, agus thug dom liosta iomlán de na maladies d'fhéadfadh siad a ghabháil ón puddle urchóideacha, lena n-áirítear leptospirosis , bubonic plague, tocsaplasmóis agus roinnt eile. Ar ndóigh, ní raibh sé cabhrú nuair a rinne mé a insint dó go, in ainneoin a bheith ina bitheolaí agus a fhios agam na rioscaí, Chreid mé freisin ag imirt i locháin chabhraigh sé leo a mhéadú a gcuid córas imdhíonachta! Tá a fhios agam, domhain síos, Ciallaíonn gach duine go maith i gcuid comhairle. Ach, Is fearr liom fós chun leanúint leis an treoir de Mother Nature agus cead a thabhairt mo chuid páistí a bheith amuigh faoin aer chomh oiread agus is féidir, in aon aimsir! An bhfuil tú a spreagadh do na páistí chun dul amach i ngach aimsir? Cén séasúr ina bhfuil tú anois? Is é seo an bpost bunaidh a Moms Domhanda Blag ag Ecoziva sa Bhrasaíl.