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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]baseball. My son likes it but doesn't practice outside of scheduled practices. he is on a rec team and games are long and boring and kids don't get exercise, also games are at different times so hard for family to have a consistent schedule. Activity I most don't regret (so far) is music. Kids can practice On.Their.Own. in their room without me having to drive them anywhere!!!!! I take them to orchestra rehearsal once a week and private lessons once a week - much less work than baseball and they are getting more out of it (of course for a kid who is good at baseball and works hard at it, I'm sure situation would be different).[/quote] Yes about music!! We have the same situation with orchestra and private lessons, and I agree completely! If you have musically inclined kids who don’t mind practicing, music can work out great so far as activities go. [/quote] Agree with music as a great activity! Once our child was in high school and committed to his instrument, he did priva lessons almost weekly. [/quote]
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