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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So UMC parents fall into two categories in my observations: Majority are those that do a ton a ton of enrichment and activists, because they believe it will keep their child engaged and accelerated.  Then there is the other category that does the opposite.  Sort of like the free range parent, unschool philosophy, or just let them be humans.  They don’t schedule things because they want (hope) their kinds will follow whatever interests them in their house and come up with creative ways to use their time.  [/quote]

There are parents who overschedule and parents who underschedule.  Some come at it from a healthy perspective and some don’t, on either side.  For every parent wanting to keep a child engaged and thrive, there is another who craves family time and creativity.  On the flip side, there are parents who can’t be bothered or put their own priorities’ first, on either side.[/quote]

Is there really such a thing as underscheduled? What does that even mean? I think that it's far more detrimental for kids to be overscheduled.[/quote]

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