Dmitry and Polina Dibrovs celebrated the birthday of their eldest son

In the family of the Dibrovs it is customary to make surprises onfamily dates. Behind all this is the guardian of the home of Polina Dibrova, who carefully prepares for all holidays. For example, she gave her husband a birthday. On the birthdays of his sons Polina arranged pirate parties, carefully thought through the program of children's animation. And how does she manage everything?Photo: https: // instagram.com / polinadibrova / On the occasion of the 7th birthday of Alexander, the parents decided to arrange a whole celebration for their son - Polina and Dmitry were preparing all night. - What does the birthday mom do at two in the morning? - Pauline wrote on her page. - Make lists for the holiday, decorates the newly baked home "Napoleon". He also inflates balls, hangs garlands, arranges gifts, decorates a room ... What does dad do? Too sure, mounts the film for the seventh birthday of his son. Such a family! So that the child wakes up in the holiday. A little later in Instagram there were other posts: - Probably, it's too early ... But tomorrow is a very busy day, and 24 hours in a day is sorely lacking. Here! February 9, 2010 at 19:19 was born our tiger cub, our beloved Sasha! The happiest time of my life. Frosty February evening and the first cry of his son. Thank you for choosing us. Exactly 7 years I fall asleep and wake up with your name. The most kind, the most delicate, the most intelligent, the brightest child ... You do every day happier and happier than your family. We are proud of every your victory and we experience together every mistake. We live one life and when we are sad, your toothless smile makes you forget everything ... And when fun, we include your beloved Michael Jackson to the fullest and sing in chorus, although it's hard to call singing. Son, be healthy. And be always yourself! Infinite love you. Happy Birthday, our happiness ... With bruises under my eyes, I had only 4 hours to sleep, I was going to the organizational issues of the upcoming holiday. Loud music helps not to sleep. Friends! Thank you for your kind words and congratulations! In the evening everything will be read by Sashula.1/4Polina DibrovaPhoto: https://instagram.com/polinadibrova/The Dibrovs' eldest son, Sasha DibrovPhoto: https://instagram.com/polinadibrova/A festive cake for the birthday boy, Alexander DibrovPhoto: https://instagram.com/polinadibrova/Photo: https://instagram.com/polinadibrova/By the way, despite the fact that Sasha Dibrov only recently turned seven, he already goes to school. And not just any school, but a breakthrough school, as Dmitry Alexandrovich says. "The kids at this school learn math while playing the drums, they have pottery and jewelry workshops," Dmitry Dibrov said in an interview with Woman's Day. "I'm not horrified when I see a child with an iPad. If he's stuck in an iPad, they say he's not socializing. That means we're boring! Get the child interested, he'll throw the iPad away. So why are you blaming the iPad? You are so boring! I would like Sasha's first teacher to instill a love of reading in him. Because up to 25, a person is obliged to read absolutely everything that comes to hand. And after 25 - not a single book, unless he develops a taste for it. Now Sasha enthusiastically recites Marina Tsvetaeva by heart. "Where are the swans? - And the swans have gone. - And the crows? - And the crows - remained." Well, his dad "blew" it into his ears. That's how my father acted. He preached in our apartment, where the Don intelligentsia gathered in the evenings. And I sat and listened, although this is not the Cossack way. Cossacks did not keep children with adults. Sasha was also congratulated at school, his favorite teacher wrote poems about this and performed them on Sasha Dibrov's birthday. on Feb 9, 2017 at 1:44pm PST By the way, according to an old Cossack tradition, when a boy turned seven, he had his hair cut for the second time (the first time at two years old) - this meant that childhood was over. From this age, the child was taught to shoot accurately and handle a saber. Who knows, maybe Cossack Colonel Dmitry Dibrov prepared a saber as a gift for his son?