Hello friends of steemit according to the previous definition, I am in what is now called millennials generation or "Y" generation because I was born after the year 80 and before the end of the 90 (year 1986) which is the period that is taken into account for this generation.

I am also the mother of a sweet girl named Camila who is 7 months old, and since before her birth she has been influenced by technology, and I am sure that the evolved world that today I live will be for her an old version like a television in black and white.

For starters, I want to tell you that knowing about my pregnancy was very easy, I only accessed websites like babycenter.com where I could see images of how the fetus changes over time, and I also read about possible changes in my body, which It helped to reassure me, and if I wanted to receive the information directly in my email, I just had to subscribe. On the other hand, unlike how my mother told me that she experienced her pregnancy, I attended monthly check-ups with the doctor, where appointments were scheduled in a simple way through a cell phone message.

The day of the birth of my daughter was on July 6 where I had a healthy and happy girl, I could not hope to hold her and love her, a moment that today I can relive in my memory and also if I go to the gallery of my cell phone where the moment He was captured by my niece, who a few minutes later took care to send me the beautiful video.

Those first days as a mother were exhausting and the main reason was insomnia, the routine of feeding the baby every 3 or 4 hours left me tired, and while the premise of each new mom was "baby sleeps, mom sleeps" on many occasions not I could do it, so I used to respond to messages of thanks to friends and family with a digital photograph of the baby and a postscript.

When we become parents, one of the main concerns is to stay with our children, and by the time of Camila's arrival in the world, the availability of vaccinations in outpatient centers was not as frequent, so my husband and I helped each other with technology, transmitting our concern through our social networks, where students who are interested in any information about it, and who do, can locate the immunization for it.

As the days go by, I adapt to our new routine of insomnia and long periods of breastfeeding, and although I like the beautiful face of my baby! I also like to do other things, and in those moments my range of action comes to my hands, so my smartphone became an "intelligent" solution, in my case I'm involved in at least 3 social networks and when I'm at 4 o'clock in the morning for 1 hour breastfeeding at the sight of the baby Facebook I find it useful not to fall asleep, I also love Steemit! where I can read a publication in a very comfortable way, as you would with a playlist to make a free download of a book from www.espaebook.com (for this I must first download the File Manager). And for me, the download of a photo editing program can not be missing because the modification of Camila's photos is my hobby.

Today, the technological tools have been very useful, because receiving an image of my healthy and happy baby while I am at work changes my world, easily and quickly search the menus of porridges that help maintain healthy growth, receive the results of your Mail exam allows me to spend more time with my daughter.

In short, I am a happy mother of the millennial generation. Because I decided to adapt to the time in which I live, but I am also very aware that I must educate my daughter about the use of the World Wide Web (www) and the social networks that are developed there, be attentive to interactions and explain her to her there is a very big world in which not everyone is who they say they are and, as my mother taught me: "Face of a book" we see but hearts that we do not know.

For now I say goodbye waiting for your feedback, my name is Mariangel and my username is @ mariangelbeatriz