English Conversation: Morning Routines 

Hi Anna! Real conversation it is not esay to understand, in spite it is written..at least for me... But it is very useful to learn how people really talk...thank you very much😊😊

I think that a daily routine means that you prepare everything the day before. It's just a matter of knowing the bad habits you'd like to avoid. With children ? Get yourself ready before they get up... So that you Can enjoy some time just for you. If everybody in the house starts the morning at the same time, then it usually becomes crazy time, tantrums and stress. Organisation is the key😉

Hi Anna. Little children are the same everywhere. My son is now 15 and I struggle every morning to wake him up. He's often late for school. When he was smaller I would struggled with his breakfast, it took him half an hour until he finishes his cup of Milk. I wouldn't let him go out without at least some milk and he wouldn't want to drink it,so we would end up arguing, but always made friends again in the end. I loved this episode. Thank you so much Anna, you're the best 💕

53rd like and first comment, oh I really loved listening to both of you, I can relate to so many things you've said! My five-year-old son has been waking up at 2 or 3 or 4 a.m. almost every night for the past five years and WE refuse that he finishes his night in our bed BUT I am the only one of us two who gets up and puts him back in bed, my husband must wake up at 6 a.m. and we generally go to bed just before midnight, he needs his 6-hour sleep, I officially have to get up at 7.30 if I want to start my day by first a shower, and then breakfast at 8.15 with my 5-year-old son, but what often happens is that I don't manage to get up, and it's my 11-year-old son who takes me out of bed at 7.50 because he leaves our house at 7.55 to walk and take his bus to his secondary school and he wants me to lock the door behind him, in those cases I wake the young one up straight afterwards and start with the breakfast and yeah 50% of the times I don't have the time for my shower before we leave the house, so it's awful 😱😱😱 and I really hate that! So yeah, I'm lucky, my teenage son is extremely autonomous, he wakes up by himself, has breakfast all alone by himself, his father leaves our house at 6.50, he wakes up at 7, wakes me up at 7.50, he is my garantee that I will never skip more than the shower bit, but I also have improved in having an extremely fast shower and I often shower in 4 minutes and I am ready to leave 10 minutes afterwards, the more I grow old, the faster I've become in my morning routine because we leave the house at 8.55 (for school at 9), so my ideal morning routine takes one and a half hours but it very often lasts only one hour !! Which I suppose sounds so "mission impossible" to you, Anna 😂 But I haven't got two "babies", only one at a time to deal with, and they're great friends despite their 6 and a half years age difference 🙂👍But they never meet each other in the morning from Monday to Friday on school days and this definitely helps the three of us be faster in getting ready for school 🙂

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