10 gifts for remote working dads

After quarantines, many dads have remained — by choice or by fate — working from home. Dream come true for some, claustrophobic routine for others, the remote hit has an undeniable advantage: that of increasing the time that parents and children spend together. But as the hours of sitting in front of the screen also increase, day after day in the same place without hardly going out, here are some ideas to brighten up your days of teleworking, as well as your well-deserved rest later, with a gift for Father’s Day. .

The caffeine-free teleworker throws the first stone. Hard to resist this drink when the distance between bed and work is only a few steps. And in order not to destroy the wadding by drinking soluble coffee, it is better to prepare one in beans with a reliable and beautiful coffee maker. Every time your dad’s central nervous system is stimulated by brewing and drinking it (hopefully no more than twice a day), he’ll remember you.

A good coffee maker needs good coffee, like this organic, 100% Arabica coffee from Brazil. The advantage of this pack is that it also includes a chocolate bar rich in cocoa, which also helps to wake up – it is a very stimulating and energetic food – and to deoxidize. Excellent combination for focusing on Monday mornings.

If your father is already a confirmed coffee grower, knowing the methods of extraction, the varieties and the origins, his adenosine receptors will enthusiastically welcome this beautiful design piece, the famous Chemex, a glass coffee maker that using paper filters produces “brilliant” coffee as the baristas say, with medium body and lots of flavor.

But caffeine may offend your delicate digestive system or cause you to go to the bathroom too often. For them, mate works better, another stimulating drink, perhaps less complex in flavors and aromas, but impeccable for working, concentrating and fighting the cold of these months. This promotion includes premium weed and four reusable steel straws.

What always happens when you prepare so many hot dishes is that they get cold very quickly and you don’t want to keep eating them. Many mugs say they do this job, but the truth is, they’re just for squirting. Something that doesn’t happen with this thermal mug, which has a triple layer – double stainless steel wall plus a copper film – that retains heat for up to 6 hours. Plus, it’s airtight.

Your dad’s desk probably looks like a leopard, full of marks from the heat of the cups he puts on it in the winter or the cold of the glasses in the summer. Either way, you need coasters to avoid this table torture. These are made of eco-leather and in addition to fulfilling this purpose, they also have beautiful decorations for the arrival of visitors and there is not much to say. “Have you seen these illustrations? How cute, aren’t they?”

Speaking of drinks and visits, it’s not bad that at the end of the telecommuting day there is a bottle waiting in the kitchen, hoping to share it with more than one loved one. Wine, as we know, needs to be stored horizontally, and these stackable organizers work wonders. They save space and keep the drink in good condition.

To decorate the teleworking space, and if we are talking about a father connoisseur wines, this illustrated map will be a great contribution: it is the geography of Chile divided into wine-growing valleys, with their designations of origin, the most traditional strains, a chronology with the milestones of wine in the country and other information. Curiosity: the author, Carolina Lucero, painted it with wine.

If the conditions are met, teleworking can be quite pleasant. But there is one part of the body that often suffers during those months of sitting in the cold: the feet. Since no one wants to wear boots around the house and regular slippers don’t provide much warmth, giving clogs lined with chiporro — but also antibacterial, mind you, so that doesn’t include bad smells — will be accepted as a blessing. Warm paws, happy heart.

Working from home doesn’t mean spending all day in your pajamas or going weeks without a shave. It’s true, there are more licenses, but you have to be presentable in meetings by video call. This shaving soap, which is applied before shaving, is entirely organic, with coconut oil, shea butter, castor oil, essences such as rosemary and vitamin E. Fresh and natural.

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