It is the same issue every year when they close the doors of the schools and Parents wonder what to do with the children.
Most families resort to the goodwill of grandparents by taking the children home or moving the grandparents to the children's home.
They are the saviors at this time of the year, month and a half of vacations in which parents have to continue working and someone has to take care of the little ones.
There are also other options but in many cases they do not fit the schedules or the pocket of the parents.
Summer camps are a good alternative, but there are few public places and private ones are very expensive. The same with summer schools, or leisure centers, where they can spend a few hours but not throughout the day.
Hiring someone to take care of them at home can mean that parents spend almost the salary of either.
The good will of the grandparents is appreciated, and in many cases they will be anxiously waiting to take care of their grandchildren during the summer, but in others they are not in a position to take care of the children throughout the day every day.
Neither in all families are there grandparents to turn to, in some cases they also work, so what do we do with the children?
If the labor system is so tyrannical that it makes it almost impossible to reconcile family life and work, why don't companies lean on their shoulders to help solve this eternal problem?
