Summer holidays will be here in a couple of weeks for most children. I know some mothers go absolutely crazy with having their children home all day. Others sign them up for camp as soon as humanly possible and spend the bulk of the summer relaxing with their husbands and friends while their child is off on their own outdoor adventures in sleep away camp. (Can you imagine a whole month or two without your children?)
I’m a little different than these mothers though because I actually like having Alexander off for the summer. Summer to me means no schedule, no making lunches, doing homework, or getting up at 7am… none of it. Now that I work exclusively from my home office, my schedule can be as flexible as I want it to be.
I gotta admit, summer is fun and I can’t wait!
Where do you stand on summer holidays? Are you looking forward to the lazy, hazy days?
A new playdate post by Emily Kornya in Verona, Italy this time. Get inspired!
Zendra and Britthany are both wearing a dress by Dancing in the Grass. Maria wears a shirt/skirt by Carousel & Bazaar and shoes by Converse via Le Casse Pieds.
Costanza is wearing a dress by Magil.
Adelaide is wearing a white shirt by La Stupenderia and leggings by Zara.
Jade wears a dress by Carousel & Bazaar.
Emilia wears a dress/leggings by Oilily and shoes by Lacoste.
Andrea wears swimming shorts by Stella Cove. Christian wears swimming shorts by Mini Rodini via Springstof. Tommy wears a shirt by Murphy & Nye and trousers by Armani.
Andrea-Rachelle wears a white dress by Monnalisa and shoes by H&M.
Fabiana and Michela are both wearing dresses by Dancing in the Grass. Isaac is wearing hirt/shorts by Mayoral available at Alexandalexa.com.
In the back you see Alessia who is wearing a dress by Stella Cove.
Martin is wearing a shirt/trousers by H&M and shoes by Prada.
Photography by Emily Kornya, children’s fashion photographer who works throughout Europe. She has recently moved back to Europe after completed her undergraduate degree in English Literature, Russian Literature in translation and South Slavic Studies at The University of Toronto.
Represented by Quai des Blondes in Paris – www.emilykornya.com
