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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1. How old is your charge? How old is your child? 2. Where are you that indoor play spaces are the ONLY possibility for several months of the year? 3. Have you guven her a schedule to show how much you intend to utilize the membership, to show her that it’s not wasted money? Have you offered to keep track of actual use age for a month so that she can evaluate whether she wants to continue? I’ve worked in the desert, humid DC area, hot/humid gulf coast area and dry heat of the plains (feels hotter than the desert after a very cold winter). We never bought an indoor playground membership, but we went through tons of sunscreen because the kids were outside every day, unless it was below zero in the middle of the winter. Kids are adaptable, and most playgrounds in the climate you described have awnings over at least half. Keep slathering on sunscreen and have an adult-sized water bottle for each child, and they will be fine.[/quote] We live in South Florida. Indoor playgrounds are definitely a thing here. They also have music classes and story time etc classes included with the membership. [/quote] I’m confused still. Yes, it’s humid. Yes, it’s hot. Kids that play outside all year acclimate, kids who don’t, don’t. Why would you hamper your child or expect your mb to do the same to hers, especially when you know she’s strapped for cash?[/quote]
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