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Days of nothingness causes more problems. Pick a few things to work on & do consistently & it will be better. You will be doing your kids a favor & setting a good example. I am serious! Dana Hunt my kids adored days of nothingness. they learned to entertain themselves and how to be self sufficient. doesn’t have one thing to do with being an example. i wouldn’t change one thing. My children also had many days of unstructured play. However , I think some planned activities & organized days are good for them. Balance in all things. Albemarle seems to be going ahead, and preliminary findings seem to show that asthma is not the risk factor they thought it was, so I’m leaning towards sending Ben to his session. Poor Caroline was going to a church camp with me as chaperone (she can’t be out of my sight in the water for a long while yet) and that got cancelled. Camp Albemarle is still planning on being open – an email went out earlier this week! I know things can change suddenly, and a lot is still unknown, but we’re trying!
My daughter soooooo wants to attend Beta Leadership Camp in Tennessee this summer. It hasn’t been cancelled as of yet. She is an asthmatic and I’m just saying no. It’s funny because Dr. Cohen just said yesterday that overnight camps should be able to operate in Phase 2 provided certain guidelines are followed. This Mama still has her fingers crossed. These are the NC guidelines for overnight camps this year. Seems like it might not be fun. My kids go to YMCA Camp Cheerio in the mountains…waiting to hear their take on all of this. and the way the directors of my son’s camp described it, staffing would have been extremely difficult under these guidelines. There was no way they could have guaranteed work to all those counselors they’d spent the the year hand picking. my son was going to be a counselor at a large N.C. camp where he was a former camper —Falling Creek— and these guidelines would indeed have made staffing hard with their large contingent of out of state and international counselors; plus, counselors would lose income waiting for camp to reopen.
My son loves camp so much he would have waited, but that would have been hard for many to so. Falling Creek is my boy’s camp, too. He is just finishing third grade and was so looking forward to his first June camp. Next year! Maybe he’ll get to meet your son then.
