day free. I have the feeling that you're more annoyed about having to get up and go than the sport itself. I suspect that even if the sport was something you were happy with, you'd say no so you didn't have to take him... and I expect that I'm not the only one getting this impression... BUT - if you don't want to take him, then that's ok. Your DS has no interest in it. You have no interest in it. And while we do have to do things for our children that we don't always like, I think we should be able to say "no" sometimes. Sorry to be intruding in the single parents section, but I have an idea for the OP. Could you talk to your ex about doing a multi sport group instead of auskick? There are several companies that do multiple sports in the one program, all designed for littlies to try out numerous sports. This way he'll try AFL but also other sports like soccer, netball, basketball, athletics, etc. They are also only one session a week, so don't have to invade on your weekend time. Sent from my U8860 using BubHub That's actually a really good suggestion. I'll have to remember that when my little one is ready for that sort of stuff hah. OP - I'm not really sure why you started this thread as it seems you had already made your mind up to begin with and seem quite set on