Your child finally graduates Elementary school and is now heading to the next part of his life, the Junior High School life!
And you are ..what? Wait? Really? That soon?
And yes, we moms, are maybe quite the same ehh.
In Japan, we all know that kids are required to bike their way to school.
(Elementary period, they are required to walk for health reasons and teach them perseverance also)
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And so, the first time mom in everything, who just graduated from Elementary also now is a Junior High school mom,
and the anticipation continues! (Why can’t we just let go that easily, hmm)
Okay, so, this idea of biking with him to the school, came up! (I should know the route, no we should, for their safety
and peace of mind)
And I was surprised, enjoyed the trip!
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Albeit, we went hide and seek because mom was so slow and he was fast, went out of sight each moment (sigh)
But overall it was liberating and yes, fun!
Documented it for his future kids and my future grandchildren…
Super relate ako dito mommy, nung pumasok ung panganay sa high school, ako ung kinakabahan eh.. ?? iniisip ko, kaya ba niya magbyahe? Makakauwi kaya siya magisa? ? syempre highschool na required na wag no ng ihatid at sunduin.. Pero nung nakauwi naman, nakahinga na ko ng maluwag.. At least alam kong kaya na nga niya magbyahe.. ?❤?
hehe the struggle is real talaga
Hatid at sundo pa din ang anak ko kapag kabisado nya na baka pwede na po sya na ang mag-isa but for now dahil start for highschool her need my guidance po
Tama, regardless of age, moms will always be moms hehe
Yes.I agree on this.But takot ako mapahamak ang anak ko kaya ako ang naghahatid sundo.Nasa elementary pa lang panganay ko.Napakadami ng kriminalidad dito sa Pinas compared sa Japan.Nauuso ang puting van na nangunguha ng bata.Sana katulad ng Japan ang Pinas.
Nabalitaan ko din yan po, dobleng ingat tayo, mommy <3
Since we have this pandemic po, transportation is limited only, and I’m a college students which we are approved to study face to face since we’re college students. But nakakatakot padin po dahil hindi natin alam kung yung makakasabay mo ba is may virus or wala so my parent suggested na mag bike nalang daw ako pag pupunta sa school, very convenient and mae-exercise pa hehehe. ??
So true!
Safety first in all we do with our kids. As a mum myself I remember riding on the bike behind my son as he rode on his bike on the first day in secondary school. I guess it’s not that easy for us mothers to let go easily, no matter what age they are.