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Originally Posted by refundsrus my boys are 2 and 3
they are both in learn to skate classes.. my 3 year old just tested into the learn to play hockey class.
my 3 year old will also play tball in the spring..  |
Wow, I don't have my 4 year old in any activities and he can not play organized recreation league sports until he is 5 and in kindergarten-the rec dept. here does not allow it before then. Then I will let him play soccer and T-ball. He has an older sister and brother who are his activities coordinators, lol!
As far as the twins, who will be 10 on Monday 1/29, my daughter takes ballet classes and did a Nutcracker performance with the Moscow Ballet and is doing another dance performance in the Spring(not the regular recital). She will do softball in the Spring and takes violin lessons at school. Her twin brother plays indoor soccer and after school basketball now, is on a travel soccer team in the Fall and the Spring, and does baseball in the Spring. He takes violin lessons at school too. Both of them are involved in a weekly math enrichment prgram for 2 hours on Saturdays. I almost forgot, my daughter is in Girl Scouts this year too. I get tired just thinking about the running around that I have to do to get them back and forth, and I know other children who twice as many activities!