notthatmom
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- Jul 6, 2015
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so now that my daughter has a new coach, it didn't take long for her (the coach) to notice DD's potential. Today coach recommended DD start pre-team in November. I'm ecstatic!!! I really wasn't expecting this to happen until about a year from now, so I was nowhere near prepared to adjust to the new time and money commitment.
I feel like I'm in a bind. I want more than anything for DD to move on in gym, and DD is super stoked. I just don't know if I can afford it yet, and since I work full time, getting her to practice is going to be a logistical nightmare, I can talk to my boss about that part though.
I guess my question is, for families that have both parents working full time, how did you make it work for your child? Are there ways that any of you raise extra money to help pay for gym?
I don't want my daughter to be held back in gym just because I can't do this for her. I want to figure out a way to make this possible for her.
Any tips? Thanks in advance!!!!
I feel like I'm in a bind. I want more than anything for DD to move on in gym, and DD is super stoked. I just don't know if I can afford it yet, and since I work full time, getting her to practice is going to be a logistical nightmare, I can talk to my boss about that part though.
I guess my question is, for families that have both parents working full time, how did you make it work for your child? Are there ways that any of you raise extra money to help pay for gym?
I don't want my daughter to be held back in gym just because I can't do this for her. I want to figure out a way to make this possible for her.
Any tips? Thanks in advance!!!!