Al principio, pensé en quedarme en casa disfrutando de pizza y buena comida con mi hijo y salir a pasear durante la semana. Pero luego decidí cambiar mi perspectiva. Al final, lo importante del Día del Niño es que los niños se diviertan y jueguen con otros niños. Como mamá, mi visión ha cambiado un poco, así que me animé a salir con él y ver qué pasaba afuera en las calles y en los centros comerciales.
No dudé en llamar a mis amigas que también tienen pequeños. Una de ellas estudia psicología conmigo, y los niños se llevan muy bien. A veces juegan juntos cuando no tenemos a nadie más que los cuide. Una amiga me dijo que iba a quedarse en casa con su nieto, y le expliqué que sería mejor salir para que él también disfrutara el día con sus amigos. Se emocionó y me dijo que nos encontraríamos en el lugar que acordamos.
Al final, las tres nos juntamos con nuestros pequeños. Les pedí permiso para tomar una foto de todos los niños con sus globos; estaban súper felices porque en cada esquina les daban globos y cosas divertidas. Aunque sabía que esto era parte de una estrategia para atraer clientes, los niños estaban disfrutando de su inocencia. Le recordé a mi hijo que debía agradecer a quienes les dieron los globos, y estaba tan contento que por cada globo que estallaba, le daban otro.
Cuando llegó la hora del almuerzo, decidimos ir a un restaurante llamado "Pollo Rico." Esta vez elegí algo más saludable y terminamos comiendo pollo asado con yuca, que estaba delicioso. Nos reímos mucho y la pasamos genial. Incluso apareció la mascota de "Pollo Loco," y tomé una foto de los niños con él.
Después de comer, fuimos a Plaza Bolívar, donde estaba presente la gobernadora del estado Aragua. Tomé una foto de ella desde mi teléfono. Las filas para los inflables eran enormes, pero mi hijo tiene un talento especial para colarse; aún así, le expliqué que no estaba bien hacer eso porque había otros niños esperando al sol.
Alrededor de las 4:30, decidimos regresar a casa y nos despedimos. Esa fue mi aventura en el Día del Niño, pasando momentos hermosos con personas increíbles. Sin duda, lo haría de nuevo porque realmente valió la pena y nos divertimos mucho.
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Hello, lovely people! Yesterday was Children's Day in my country. To be honest, I'm not a big fan of this date because it seems more like a commercial trick than anything else. But I understand that the idea is to pamper the little ones at home and have a good time with them.
At first, I thought about staying home enjoying pizza and good food with my son and going out during the week. But then I decided to change my perspective. In the end, what's important about Children's Day is that the kids have fun and play with other children. As a mom, my view has changed a bit, so I decided to go out with him and see what was happening outside in the streets and shopping centers.
I didn't hesitate to call my friends who also have little ones. One of them studies psychology with me, and the kids get along very well. Sometimes they play together when we don't have anyone else to take care of them. One friend told me she was going to stay home with her grandson, and I explained to her that it would be better to go out so he could also enjoy the day with his friends. She got excited and told me we would meet at the place we agreed on.
In the end, the three of us got together with our little ones. I asked for permission to take a picture of all the kids with their balloons; they were super happy because at every corner they were given balloons and fun things. Even though I knew this was part of a strategy to attract customers, the kids were enjoying their innocence. I reminded my son that he should thank those who gave them the balloons, and he was so happy that for every balloon that popped, they gave him another one.
When lunchtime arrived, we decided to go to a restaurant called "Pollo Rico." This time I chose something healthier, and we ended up eating roasted chicken with yuca, which was delicious. We laughed a lot and had a great time. The mascot from "Pollo Loco" even showed up, and I took a picture of the kids with him.
After eating, we went to Plaza Bolívar, where the governor of Aragua state was present. I took a picture of her from my phone. The lines for the inflatables were huge, but my son has a special talent for sneaking in; still, I explained to him that it wasn't right to do that because there were other kids waiting in the sun.
Around 4:30 PM, we decided to head back hom said our goodbyes. That was my adventure on Children's Day, spending beautiful moments with amazing people. I would definitely do it again because it was truly worth it, and we had so much fun.
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