In June, many parents approach implosion. ma_rish / Getty Images/iStockphoto
CERTIFICATES – Festivals, teacher gifts, end-of-year shows, registrations for next year’s extracurricular activities… In June, the diary is more than full, and many parents are on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
“Yesterday I came to work, letting my team go. you’re going to lose me, I feel like I’m going to explode and you’re going to find me in the news section,” says Farah, half-hilarious, half-realistic about the month of June she’s living through and the mental toll that comes with it. With the end of the school year looming, many parents are faced with the traditional fairs, teacher gifts, and other pre-registrations for next year’s extracurricular activities. There are also last year’s shows and performances, upstream rehearsals, revision and exam periods for the greats, and – we almost forgot – registrations and preparations for various activities / colo de summer. Add to that the classic family organization, the big holidays are approaching, professional files are coming to an end, and some are starting to feel the effects of the initial burn. “I can think about it at night,” admits…
Source: Le Figaro
