Should you pay for after school activities?

Answer 1

Deciding what activity to begin with can be harder than it sounds. Parents should consider a child's individual interests and temperament; a child who loves to clap and listen to music may become shy, withdrawn, or downright fussy in music class with other children. Keep in mind there is a tremendous amount of stimulation for a young child in a new class setting.

• Other important considerations for choosing a class include the class schedule, location, price, juggling with schedules of other siblings, and safety. A three-year-old who loves to watch ice skating and begs for lessons may have another view of the sport the first time she stands precariously on ice. Activities should be be positive learning experiences, so there is nothing wrong with waiting until the child is developmentally ready and able.

Answer 2

No because the family mite not have the money.

Answer 3

yes