Thread: A good balance?
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Old 01-09-2004, 14:08   #17
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Re: A good balance?

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Originally Posted by basa
LBA has a point here.......we spend more time trying to think of what my two can do than actually doing it !!

Anyone any suggestions for cheap entertainment for a 12 and 9 year old girls ?

Bit late now as school re-start is imminent
I think that's the problem nowadays, kids are so protected they don't know the freedom of going out and being out all day and making their own entertainment. My parents never worried about where I was and what I was doing and I certainly never had to ask them "what can I do today". I had a bike, loads of friends and never spent any money in having a great day. Debs off to think back to a carefree, internet-free childhood
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