Why do parents sign their sons and daughters up for different activities?
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Anonymous
But it only involves themselves. Sure, a kid will sometimes cry or band a racquet, big deal. I’ve never seen a kid get have an angry altercation on court with their opponent at kids tournaments |
Anonymous
This. |
Anonymous
Pretty basic. Why is this a question? |
Anonymous
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My daughters are in ballet and my son would like to be there too, but there's not a single boy in the whole studio. He's in K, so I think he's too young to know what he really wants. He goes to a rough school and he'd be picked on for ballet. It's an afterschool program that runs daily and I think it would be hard on him to make friends in the aftercare part too. He's thrilled with his martial arts, which my daughters absolutely refused to go to even though I tried. I showed them that there were other girls in the class.
But mostly, you can't sign kids up for the same thing. Sports are typically same sex. |
Anonymous
Because some parents here have literally said they wouldn't sign their sons up for certain sports, regardless of the child's interests. For example:
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