Yes.
Of course.
Especially if it leads to stuff like this:
omg! even over a T-ball game? the kids are acting more grown up than the adults! now, what does this teach them?
@ Roy: Unfortunately, it teaches them how to be idiots. :-/
Yes it is wrong.
I do feel it is wrong.
Yes. Parents shouldn't force their kids to do activities they don't want to. They can try things but once they've decided they don't like it, they shouldn't be forced to continue. Let the kind find their own passions.
force them, yes. it's wrong to force them into that.
I do....but they should be "encouraged" to do something more than just exist. Toss out some options, sanctioned by their parents.
Force, yes..
No, if chldren don't like it.
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Yes.
Of course.
Especially if it leads to stuff like this:
omg! even over a T-ball game? the kids are acting more grown up than the adults! now, what does this teach them?
@ Roy: Unfortunately, it teaches them how to be idiots. :-/
Yes it is wrong.
I do feel it is wrong.
Yes. Parents shouldn't force their kids to do activities they don't want to. They can try things but once they've decided they don't like it, they shouldn't be forced to continue. Let the kind find their own passions.
force them, yes. it's wrong to force them into that.
I do....but they should be "encouraged" to do something more than just exist. Toss out some options, sanctioned by their parents.
Force, yes..
No, if chldren don't like it.