Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi, Speaker2 how is your wife?
Speaker2: She is good, doing well. She gave birth to a baby girl yesterday.
Speaker1: Congrats! That is a great news.
Speaker2: The doctor has advised her rest for a week. It was cesarean.
Speaker1: Oh I see. Hope there is no complications.
Speaker2: No, nothing much, just that she needs to rest till the stitches are removed.
Speaker1: Now that you both have become new parents you will be finding it difficult to cope up with the night’s sleep. Don’t you?
Speaker2: I believe it is quite normal with a newborn baby.
Speaker1: Yes, I had to undergo this when my elder child was born.
Speaker2: You have 2 kids, right?
Speaker1: Yes.
Speaker2: Hope that must have been a tough time for you guys.
Speaker1: It was, initially. But we got through it gradually. Now, I rarely sleep through night.
Speaker2: Hmm that sounds to be an adventure.
Speaker1: Bringing up a child is no less than an adventure.
Speaker2: Very true.
Speaker1: I’m getting late, will catch up soon.
Speaker2: Sure.
Speaker1: Do tell your wife, I’ll be visiting her soon.
Speaker2: Will let her know, bye.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's wife gave birth to a baby girl yesterday by cesarean section. Speaker2's wife will have to rest for a week after the procedure. Speaker1 has two kids. Bringing them up was not always easy. Speaker1 will visit Speaker2's wife soon.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 considers going to Egypt for holiday. It's too hot for Speaker1, she suggests Croatia instead. Mark likes the idea, he's never been there. 