Mothers as a logistics master
Our blog favorite: Blogger Andrea has three children (the Striezi, the Bazi and the Madl), a man and a demanding job. This is fulfilling, exciting - and sometimes just to relax. On her colorful life Andrea writes on Meworkingmom.com open and with courage to the opinion. We like that!
Yesterday evening, I thought to myself at the evening 'Preparing for Madness', I could actually have you in pictures to have part of it.
After the daily laundry load, the removal of crumbs in a felt arc of 500 meters around the dining table and another hour of concentrated work (since I had to leave work earlier due to the kindergarten party of Bazi), I plunged into the daily madness:
Check Weather App: Forecast Sunshine - Fill diaper bag with snacks, grapes and drinks and equip diapers and change underpants. - Free the buggy of all the big and small from the lecture and prepare for the next close combat with biscuit crumbs and banana smear. - Collect sand toys and check for labeling.
Tomorrow after the Kiga we go directly to the playground. Who knows how long the weather will last. - Equip nursery backpacks with sun hats and new change clothes. (Striezi and the Madl were very generous here yesterday) - Could not be completely fulfilled because of sleeping children. That is, post it.
The bazi goes tomorrow with his dearest friend in the swimming pool. - bathing cap, towel, bathing shoes, entrance fee, nervous food and pants? so where is the pants? Ok, even in the nursery of the already sleeping bazaar. Write another post-it.
Go on:
Laptop bag, handbag check and refill missing. Place together with the other bags in the hall so that nothing is forgotten in the morning. The whole thing looks like this (see photo).
Finally, I cover the table as far as possible and prepare everything for the Power Brotzeitboxbefüllen the next morning ready.
Then it's time to go to bed and hope that the woman has forgotten nothing and the children tomorrow are good and good mood.
Next day: When I come home in the afternoon with the little ones, it's time to transport all the nice things out of the car to the house.
And that looks like this:
So that's him. A little insight into my daily work-kids logistics madness.
Text by Andrea Reif on meworkingmom.com
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