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A lot of pro-urban discussions come from the perspective of single people and young couples. Exciting, spontaneous, etc. I would appreciate more perspectives f
by chmod600 5y ago
A lot of pro-urban discussions come from the perspective of single people and young couples. Exciting, spontaneous, etc.
I would appreciate more perspectives from parents and families. Do you use strollers (and take them on the bus) or just carry babies everywhere? If you need to buy things at the market, do you take your two-year-old or leave them at home? Do you buy furniture or only rent furnished places? If you have a big family how do you find a big enough place? Do kids practice their musical instruments at home, or does that bother the neighbors?
- pas 5y agoEuropean cities: yes, strollers and baby carriers, babies are everywhere; some countries are mostly empty flats and buy/bring your own furniture, but the Easter you go the less this is prevalent (cost savings); define big enough, but there are usually a lot of sizes on the market, if you need bigger you move, usually out from the center, and you pay the same. Yes kids bother neighbors, but it's the same everywhere (in rural areas dogs bark, neighbors wake up at the first crack of dawn to just do an hour of chainsawing, etc..)