Azgymmiemom
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- Mar 12, 2010
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Two. Boy and a girl. And another boy on devo team, although, he isn't as "in" to the sport as the other two, so we may dodge the team bullet with him.
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Thank goodness only 1. Neither my nerves nor my bank account could handle 2. Other daughter does dance. I would say she is as serious about dance as you can be at a non-serious studio (non-competitive and kids who go there don't grow up to be professional dancers). Even though the cost is less (about half the cost of gymnastics) the price per hour is more, especially when you consider that they are off for several weeks at Christmas, classes end after the spring recital, and summer classes are sporadic (as opposed to gymnastics that just keeps going and going). And a $200 leo that gets worn at 8-10 meets per year for 2 years is a way better deal than a $60 dance costume that only gets worn at the dress rehearsal, recital, and pictures. And, of course, we have to buy a different costume for each number she's in. So I guess it's all relative. And truly, if you really want to feel like gymnastics is a good deal for the money spent, watch an episode or two of "Toddlers in Tiaras."
Yes, that's true. When I'm worried about making sure pack DD's grips, leo, warm-up, etc. I will now think to myself "thank goodness I don't have to pack a horse."
I thought I was the only one here who, simply because of a comparison like this outrageous one, thinks gymnastics is much more reasonable!!!
That is a lot of gym! At least it is variedI have 3 kids in gymnastics, DD1 lv 4 artistic and international lv 6 rhythmic, DD2 lv 5 artistic plus lv 3 power tumbling and circus and DS lv 1 mens.... Most of my time and income goes to the sport!