Chen Suwen used to stay up late, but her schedule has become quite regular since the apocalypse.
The main issue is that after the apocalypse, zombies, zombified animals, and mutated plants and animals are all very active.
It's best for living people to go out at night, as they might encounter danger if they're not careful.
So they developed a regular work-rest schedule of working at sunrise and resting at sunset. The original owner of this body never had the habit of staying up late, so she was really a little sleepy at night.
And she has a bad temper when she wakes up.
When she was woken up, she would also wake Zhou Cunzong up so that he could get up to change the diaper and feed the baby.
New mothers don't have milk right after giving birth, so Shen Wenxiu wasn't woken up. She gave them some warm water and a little bit of malted milk powder to drink.
Chen Suwen frowned as she looked at the child, then at Shen Wenxiu.
She has a personal space with everything in it, except for baby formula.
Even if she had milk, it was for adults; she didn't have any formula for children.
These two little ones should wait until their mother's milk comes in before they can drink breast milk.
After a whole night of fussing, Chen Suwen, full of resentment, instructed her son to ask if she could be discharged from the hospital early the next morning.
After receiving a positive answer, he was told to go through the formalities and pack his things before he took Shen Wenxiu and the two children home.
Zhou Cunzong also borrowed a tricycle. His wife, bundled up tightly, held one child, while his mother held another child. They all sat in the back of the vehicle.
He pedaled the bicycle himself, bringing home some of the most important women in his life.
"Oh, sister-in-law is back?"
Xu Huixue had just dropped her two children off at the school at the intersection of Guangming Road when she saw Chen Suwen and her group before she even got home.
Yes, there is a school on Guangming Road. The school at the intersection has both a kindergarten and a primary school, and the children from this area are sent there to study.
Xu Huixue's twins were five years old, so she sent them to kindergarten, which was called the "nurturing class" in those days.
In fact, many parents who have time to take care of their children do not send them to early childhood education classes. Xu Huixue is unemployed, so she should not send her child to an early childhood education class.
But she's very busy too.
As a housewife, she had to do housework and also take on odd jobs to earn some pocket money. When her child was four or five years old, he was very naughty, and she didn't have that much energy to manage him.
So, despite everyone's objections—mainly persuading my mother-in-law—I sent the child to a daycare center.
Xu Huixue felt relaxed because she didn't have to take care of the children, but she was worried that she would have to help take care of the children again when she saw the babies in her sister-in-law's and mother-in-law's arms.
"Sister-in-law," Shen Wenxiu greeted Xu Huixue.
"Come, come, let me hold the baby." Although Xu Huixue was worried about whether she would have to help take care of the child in the future, she still warmly took the baby from Shen Wenxiu's arms.
"Sister-in-law, you should go back first. It's windy outside, be careful."
If a woman in postpartum confinement is exposed to drafts, it could lead to health problems later on, so she should be careful.
"Yes, thank you, sister-in-law."
Shen Wenxiu was very polite. She knew that her sister-in-law was saying this for her own good. After telling her mother-in-law, she went back to their room.
The two babies couldn't be exposed to the wind, so they were brought inside and placed next to their mother.
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