Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know some girls who did it, and within months they had forgotten all about it. It was a big, stressful, expensive ordeal for nothing. Completely pointless except to bow to the peer pressure of the moment.
I think we're talking about different things. The cotillions around NOVA meet once a month and have a dance in the spring. It's not big, stressful, or expensive.
OP - just know that your rascal tween would be asked to leave if he's not following the rules. That happened to a boy in my DD's class and I think it was a good lesson for him (he was back at the next session).
Anonymous wrote:I know some girls who did it, and within months they had forgotten all about it. It was a big, stressful, expensive ordeal for nothing. Completely pointless except to bow to the peer pressure of the moment.
Anonymous wrote:It’s not something I’d ever put my kids in. I can’t believe how many “woke” parents put their kids in it (looking at you arlington).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any experience with this? When do you start taking your boys and girls? If you have a wild boy (tween) who thinks it’s cool to be a rascal, is it better to wait or start early?
A “rascal?” Are you 80?
Anonymous wrote:It’s not something I’d ever put my kids in. I can’t believe how many “woke” parents put their kids in it (looking at you arlington).
Anonymous wrote:Any experience with this? When do you start taking your boys and girls? If you have a wild boy (tween) who thinks it’s cool to be a rascal, is it better to wait or start early?