It was much easier to stay home and inside.
Trying to get past the thought of braving the heat and dealing with sun protection to try to do something summery and “fun” like go to the beach would bring up endless other dreaded issues - how much would he scream in the car, how far would I have to carry him and all the stuff from the parking lot, how would I set up the gear and keep the sand from his eyes, would I be able to bring enough water to keep up with the hydration my body constantly needed for nursing.
#Making summer memories skin
On the other hand, it seemed a lot better for his skin to not slather him in the sunscreen (even if it was organic, nontoxic, and “baby-friendly”). And if I did bring him out, it seemed necessary to slather him in sunscreen. Last year, some days were so hot it seemed almost dangerous to bring him outside. I think I succeeded.Īrmed with the memories of last summer and the things I wanted to do differently, I went into this summer with a different mindset. So I wanted it to be filled with joy and laughter. My son may be only 1 year old, and maybe he won’t remember anything we did this summer, but I do think the beginnings of memories, the feeling of the summer, if you will, will start to be embedded in his memory. I knew this year some things would be much easier, but of course some things would be harder, too. I didn’t want to get caught in that trap. My son was a small baby last summer, which made things hard, but in all honesty there were plenty of excuses against doing fun things this year, too (and there will be every year). Heading into this summer, I was a little worried I’d run into the same issues. Not to say I didn’t love the time we spent together or the things we did, but I didn’t feel like we really did all the summery things. So far, this was only my second summer as a mother, and my first definitely did not have the words “relaxed,” “lazy,” or “enjoyable” attached to those long days. Everything is relaxed and lazy and enjoyable during those long summer days - for the child, anyway. To find out how we do that, visit of my fondest childhood memories are of the summer time. Our purpose is to help people and businesses grow. Since 1972, our predictive analytics and expert recommendations have enabled our clients to make better business decisions faster. As the world's leading market intelligence agency, our analysis of consumers, markets, new products and competitive landscapes provides a unique perspective on global and local economies. To learn more about Kalahari, members of the media are encouraged to visit .Ībout Mintel Mintel is the expert in what consumers want and why. All Kalahari Resorts and Conventions feature well-appointed guest rooms, the full-service Spa Kalahari, a fun-filled family entertainment center, on-site signature restaurants, unique retail shops and a state-of-the-art convention center. The authentically African-themed Kalahari Resorts and Conventions, privately owned by the Nelson family, home to America's Largest Indoor Waterparks. In just a short car ride, families can escape to a whole new world of excitement and relaxation.Ībout Kalahari Resorts and Conventions Kalahari Resorts and Conventions in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, Sandusky, Ohio, Pocono Manor, Pennsylvania, and Round Rock, Texas, delivers a beyond-expectations waterpark resort and conference experience all under one roof.
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