Pros And Cons Of Organized Activies

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The best thing you can do for your child is allowing them to participate and be part of a team. As a parents we need to teach our children we are a part of something bigger than just ourselves. We need to teach them teamwork and responsibilities. Their will always be pros and cons to everything but I believe organized activies are impotant for all children. As an adult we have set schedules, responsibilities and required to work with other people. If we don't start teaching our children about what's coming it might be hard for them to adjust as adults. Yes, I agree with some aspects of letting them play creatively and letting them have free time but their is a way to balance both. The best way is to limit organized activies to allow

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