That night, he barely slept, feeding and changing diapers, initially forgetting to buy a basin, wipes, and diaper cream until the child had a bowel movement, reminding him to rush to purchase them. Fortunately, he still had tens of dollars left, and the items were not expensive.
The next day, he hurriedly spent the money on a baby crib, a small mattress, and small clothes, with just the crib costing over three hundred yuan. The rest of the money went to buy washing supplies for the little one, including mattresses, quilt wraps, clothes, a large basin for laundry, a clothes rack, and more.
In short, he treated the space as his temporary home. Thankfully, the space was always a constant 26 degrees Celsius, neither cold nor hot, otherwise the clothes probably wouldn't have dried.
