Anonymous
07/01/2018 16:03
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
Anonymous wrote:My kid was a HS and college swimmer. No participation trophies in either. As for those trophies from years gone by...garbage dump.
No varsity letter in high school?
Anonymous
07/01/2018 15:47
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
^^**. Good for him
Anonymous
07/01/2018 15:47
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
I was in a storage room in the basement recently and was amused to see DS who is in college had thrown all of his in a box and stashed them in a corner. I thought, “good got him!”
Anonymous
07/01/2018 15:37
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
My kid was a HS and college swimmer. No participation trophies in either. As for those trophies from years gone by...garbage dump.
Anonymous
07/01/2018 15:16
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:i didn't allow my kids to accept them.
Mostly true for us as well. If the adults were insistent, she accepted it, but gave them away. She still resists the hoopla over just showing up.
So rude, do you encourage her to give back other gifts she doesn’t like?
+1 So rude. Honestly what happened to teaching graciousness?
Anonymous
07/01/2018 15:14
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
My kid just turned 14 and still plays the sport. I just asked if he wanted the old participation awards and the answer was nope. Into the trash they went. (Before somebody bugs me about giving them to charity, nobody wants dumb plastic trophies.)
Anonymous
07/01/2018 15:10
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:i didn't allow my kids to accept them.
Mostly true for us as well. If the adults were insistent, she accepted it, but gave them away. She still resists the hoopla over just showing up.
So rude, do you encourage her to give back other gifts she doesn’t like?
Anonymous
07/01/2018 15:02
Subject: Re:If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
When they decided they didn't want them anymore.
Anonymous
07/01/2018 14:22
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
Anonymous wrote:The trophies/awards that each kid gets at the end of the season for sports when they are very young, like elementary school age and younger.
How long do you keep them?
They get to decide.
Anonymous
07/01/2018 14:16
Subject: Re:If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
My daughter redid her room when she was 13. We repainted, she got a new dresser, and she went through everything. She wasn't quite ready to get rid of things, but things like her participation trophies went into storage in the garage. About a year later when we were cleaning out the garage, she went through those boxes and got rid of her participation trophies.
Anonymous
07/01/2018 14:03
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
These stop? I mean, they give medals for every freaking adult who runs a race longer than 10K these days. It's absurd.
Anonymous
07/01/2018 13:48
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
Anonymous wrote:i didn't allow my kids to accept them.
Mostly true for us as well. If the adults were insistent, she accepted it, but gave them away. She still resists the hoopla over just showing up.
Anonymous
07/01/2018 13:34
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
Anonymous wrote:i didn't allow my kids to accept them.
Anonymous
07/01/2018 13:23
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
i didn't allow my kids to accept them.
Anonymous
07/01/2018 13:22
Subject: If your kids are older, when did you get rid of the "particpation trophies?"
The trophies/awards that each kid gets at the end of the season for sports when they are very young, like elementary school age and younger.
How long do you keep them?
How long do you keep them?