Xiao Yu's Methods Were Better Than Yours

The day after Li Ye became a father, Grandpa Li Zhongfa and Aunt Li Mingxiang arrived.

On the third day, Grandma Wu Juying flew from Hong Kong Island to the capital.

On the third day, Wen Leyu was discharged from the hospital.

It had to be said that compared with mothers in later generations, mothers in the eighties were all "iron girls." They left the hospital after three days and went back to work after seven; some with special circumstances even had to do their own laundry and cooking!

There was no way Wen Leyu would be doing her own laundry and cooking. Grandma Wu Juying and old mother Fu Guiru were both diligent people, and with Aunt Li Mingxiang and Older Sister Li Yue coming to help as well, Wen Leyu and the two little babies were waited on in perfect comfort.

Li Ye had originally feared that when Wu Juying and Fu Guiru met, the differing views of two generations might spark some friction. Yet the two of them were surprisingly in sync.

For example, the older generation believed that a woman in confinement could not be exposed to drafts, so the windows were basically never opened, much less the air conditioner turned on.

But according to what Fu Guiru had said before, a new mother's bedroom had to remain ventilated to bring in more fresh air. So long as she was not directly blasted by cold air, it was also fine to use the air conditioner in moderation.

Li Ye had thought that this mother-in-law and daughter-in-law pair would definitely bicker, but to his surprise, Wu Juying shared Fu Guiru's opinion.

Li Ye found it strange and thought Grandma was yielding to old mother. Only after chatting with Wu Juying did he learn that during the month