My youngest son is back!

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My mother-in-law decided to take my toddler to their boss' place as her boss has a huge land near the seaside and she is working there as a cook. She thinks that bringing along my son would help me in my transition staying and working at home plus since she naturally likes kids, she wants to takw care of my son for me for the time being. Luckily, her boss is an old lady who also likes kids so she agreed with my mother-in-law's idea. Every other week, my son would stay in their place and after a week or two, they would come home and stay here for another week. At first I was nervous as this would be his first time to sleep over to a different place without me. I had never ask for any help to others when it comes to taking care of my kids. It has always been me and my husband who is hands on to these tasks. Besides, I am also worried about his mischiefs. He is only two years old and since he has a curious mind, he would climb, grab and punch almost everything and it might get broken if left unsupervised. But I thought that it would also help me a lot to clear my mind, reduce stress at home and stay focus in the shop. So I gave her expectation and let him stayed there. Then the other folks in the beach loves him, too. My son had a good vacation in that place indeed. He has been well-fed and my mother-in-law's boss always give my son lots of goodies and presents. I've learned a lesson; seize the opportunity of someone taking care of your son without paying a nanny. And don't forget to thank their kindness. I am glad my son is back. When the boys got reunited, they played and laughed a lot until they fell asleep together.