It’s good that such a parade was also held in Volgograd. We also had families with children in Nizhny last year, it was heartwarming. The main thing is that this does not remain one day, and that the families really support it.
It is good that they did it in Volgograd. They had a similar event with us in Telavi last year, families with children came. It is true that Giorgi should not stay for one day, they should help their families every day.
I agree with Georgi, last year in Kragujevac it was similar on family day, several families with children passed through the center. It was nice to see, but really, little changed in support after that. Let's hope that this in Volgograd will be the beginning and not just one day.
It's good that they did it in Telavi too, Alexander. We met many families with children on our route, but really, one day is too little. What do you think, what specific help can cities provide to families on a daily basis?
I totally agree, Vakhtang, one day is really not enough. Many young families came to Telavi and the children were happy. But every day the city can, for example, increase places in kindergartens or introduce family tickets in transport - what would you say about that?
Good question, Vakhtang. I think the city can make daily cheaper children's meals in schools or make sports circles free. If you have met many families with children on your route, what do they miss the most?
Well, Vakhtang, you really got a lot of family on your route. I think the best thing the city can do is to renovate and build new playgrounds in Telavi neighborhoods so that children can play outside every day. What would you say, would such fields be useful next to schools?
It's a good idea, Alexander, there are really a lot of spoiled fields in Telavi districts. Such playgrounds next to schools would be very useful for us, children would go there directly after school. In which area do you see the greatest need?
Maria, I totally agree with you that cheap school meals and free laps are much more needed than a one day parade. Many moms in my class complain about exactly that — that food is expensive and kids don't have sports. What do you think, how can this be done from the city budget?
