When Wednesday of each week arrives we are going to propose you to participate in our section the question of the week. We ask you a question so that you can send us your answers and we also review the answers you have left to the question of the previous week.
This week we are going to propose that you tell us if your children already have a defined vocation or talk, at least, sometimes, about the profession, interests or activity they would like to carry out in the future. Our question is this:
Do your children already know what they want to be when they grow up?
Last week's question
Last week we asked you what you thought about the subject of the baby's similarities, something that everyone seems to insist on commenting. The most valued response has been from Cristina Calero.
It seems to me a 'social' topic of conversation, just as sometimes we resort to talking about time in the elevator (being very close to someone without speaking denotes hostility, in our species) when you meet someone with a baby is like a theme 'politically correct' especially if for example the baby is calcadito to the father ... "is the same, just like you" (logical, babies who looked more like the father have survived more evolutionarily speaking and thus this has been transmitted characteristic2) In my case my son was cal-ca-di-to the dad and we received all kinds of comments, since 'well you can cancel the DNA test' or 'oh well this child is not when you were unfaithful'. That when it comes to newborns, over time the thing lengthens and with the little ones grown up, they look similar sometimes a little crazy: if he gets angry, he has taken out the same character as his grandfather, or he doesn't like it such food as his uncle, or who has begun to walk at the same age as his mother did ...
We remind you that our question for this week is already posted in the section of Baby Answers and more and we invite you to vote and respond in that link so that we can take into account your participation.
