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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]what’s your concern here? Are you worried that they are missing something important? Do you think it shows that something bad is happening to them at home? What exactly is your problem with this other than it’s different to what you have chosen?[/quote] I'm guessing OP's kids have been vocal that they don't want to be in all these activities, and then when OP meets parents who respect their children's precious and finite childhood leisure time, she feels guilty. [/quote] No. OP’s kids are probably friends with these kids and so OP hears them talk frequently about wanting to do these activities as she has said repeatedly. She is just curious. She isn’t hitting in. OP, you obviously struck a nerve with all the people who are too lazy to take their kids to activities they are begging to do. I don’t get it either. But I think the overscheduling is worse, particularly when the kids don’t want to do it all. [/quote]
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