Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this their first time going? Weird to start with 4 weeks
what's the other option?
Mine is going to a YMCA camp for one week; a basketball camp for four days; and violin camp for 10 days. There are a ton of other options.
She started with the YMCA one week option and built up from there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this their first time going? Weird to start with 4 weeks
what's the other option?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sexual assault is rampant at sleep away camps - but you do you
TF?
you must be a troll.
link to any piece of media that backs this up.
Google it- story after story has been reported
sure in the 70s.
a camp that has been in operation for 100 years is not letting that sh*t happen.
they would lose their entire biz in a heartbeat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 week summer camps are not a thing in the northeast. It is rare to even find one that will let you go for 2 weeks. 4-8 weeks is the norm and expectation.
Who sends their kids away to camp for the summer. I don’t.
middle and upper class people who can afford it, which you may not be.
Conversely, people who want to be with their children take vacations with them, rather than shipping them off.
OP, I feel the same! I love being with our son and spend as much time with him as I can (without smothering). He is 10 and really wants to go to camp—we are sending him for 3.5 weeks this year and he could not be more excited. I know im going to miss him so much but he’s excited and I know he’ll gain so much independence. Sleepaway camp is an experience I desperately wanted as a kid and never got to do it.
Responding to this poster about vacationing with kids vs “shipping them off”—we vacation for a total of 8 weeks with our kid every year. Our son wants a sleepaway camp experience and we are willing to let him do it. Why do you think this is an either/or situation?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 week summer camps are not a thing in the northeast. It is rare to even find one that will let you go for 2 weeks. 4-8 weeks is the norm and expectation.
Who sends their kids away to camp for the summer. I don’t.
middle and upper class people who can afford it, which you may not be.
Conversely, people who want to be with their children take vacations with them, rather than shipping them off.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 week summer camps are not a thing in the northeast. It is rare to even find one that will let you go for 2 weeks. 4-8 weeks is the norm and expectation.
Who sends their kids away to camp for the summer. I don’t.
middle and upper class people who can afford it, which you may not be.
Conversely, people who want to be with their children take vacations with them, rather than shipping them off.
sure. those $10k a summer camps are just filled with lower class hillbillies whose parents hate them. any basic google search should confirm this fact.
I know these are all MAGA troll posts though so it's not worth rebutting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 week summer camps are not a thing in the northeast. It is rare to even find one that will let you go for 2 weeks. 4-8 weeks is the norm and expectation.
Who sends their kids away to camp for the summer. I don’t.
middle and upper class people who can afford it, which you may not be.
Conversely, people who want to be with their children take vacations with them, rather than shipping them off.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 week summer camps are not a thing in the northeast. It is rare to even find one that will let you go for 2 weeks. 4-8 weeks is the norm and expectation.
Who sends their kids away to camp for the summer. I don’t.
middle and upper class people who can afford it, which you may not be.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sexual assault is rampant at sleep away camps - but you do you
TF?
you must be a troll.
link to any piece of media that backs this up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 week summer camps are not a thing in the northeast. It is rare to even find one that will let you go for 2 weeks. 4-8 weeks is the norm and expectation.
Who sends their kids away to camp for the summer. I don’t.
middle and upper class people who can afford it, which you may not be.
I’m middle upper class and I do not Ms judgy —just like I would not nanny my child out I wouldn’t ship them off to camp for more than 1 week unless they were older and asked to go.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 week summer camps are not a thing in the northeast. It is rare to even find one that will let you go for 2 weeks. 4-8 weeks is the norm and expectation.
Who sends their kids away to camp for the summer. I don’t.
middle and upper class people who can afford it, which you may not be.
I’m middle upper class and I do not Ms judgy —just like I would not nanny my child out I wouldn’t ship them off to camp for more than 1 week unless they were older and asked to go.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 week summer camps are not a thing in the northeast. It is rare to even find one that will let you go for 2 weeks. 4-8 weeks is the norm and expectation.
Who sends their kids away to camp for the summer. I don’t.
middle and upper class people who can afford it, which you may not be.
I’m middle upper class and I do not Ms judgy —just like I would not nanny my child out I wouldn’t ship them off to camp for more than 1 week unless they were older and asked to go.