Owning a summer camp for ten years, the author highlights the stress many parents face during registration season. They advise parents to focus on their children’s emotional and academic needs, as well as their interests, when selecting camps. Specialized options, such as STEM or sports-specific camps, may offer better experiences for kids. Additionally, establishing a budget up front can aid families in making informed decisions, as camp tuition can vary significantly, thus helping prevent financial strain amidst the planning process.
If your child is neurodivergent, for example, they may benefit from attending a camp that provides a high number of staff to camper ratio.
Rather than signing up your sports enthusiast for a generalized sports camp, consider registering them for a specialized soccer, baseball, golf, or football camp.
There are ways to navigate the bumps in the road to ease your worries. Here is the advice I share with parents as a summer camp owner.
Not every camp week will be smooth sailing, but there are ways to navigate the bumps in the road to ease your worries.
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