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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m our family, both parents attend games and performances when are all possible. So yes, we would all go because neither adult would want to miss. People having more than 2 kids don’t think about this enough. [/quote] For both parents to attend everything, you can only have one kid. Any time there is more than one kid, there is a chance that each will have an event scheduled at the same time.[/quote] False. You just have to prioritize appropriately and your kids may sometimes skip one of their activities to attend an important function for a sibling. In this case yearly concert > sports practice. Now if two kids had recitals/concerts/playoff games at the same time that were of equal weight, then I concede that you might have to split up to handle it. But in this case I think it sends the wrong message for the older sibling to skip the concert. [/quote] False. If you actually have two kids that are actively involved in things, you should realizes that this thing you "concede" to happens far more often that not. [/quote] I do have two kids and both are involved in activities. For those events that we define as Really Important, everyone attends. I think it's pretty rare for major events to be scheduled at the exact same time unless you have Duggar-numbers of kids. [/quote] Eh I have three and two do travel sports and all play instruments, and yes this type of overlap absolutely does happen. It’s rare for us to all be free for a single event. We always have at least one parent attend but beyond that, it’s something we aim to achieve but often can’t.[/quote]
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