"I was finding myself thinking that this was a very hard decision. They both wanted to quit. Should I let them? It didn't seem that simple to me," she tells TODAY.com. "But in the moment," she says, "even these smaller parenting decisions feel very important."
As a parent, the existence of Quitter's Day makes you wonder: if that many adults quit resolutions in two weeks or less, why are we so adamant that our kids not quit? Why do we force them to continue extracurricular activities that seem to make them unhappy? Why do we feel the need to prove to our kids that they have to finish what they started when we don't do the same?
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