LCDR Sam Short. Click here to see the list. Just give us a call, stop by or send an e-mail. The simple answer is, there's no simple answer. Here are several things to consider that may be very helpful in arriving at a comfortable answer.
Young children are often eager but only superficially understand an activity.
In this case, involvement is a way to explore interests and abilities. At certain ages it is important for a child to see what it is like to stick with a project, even if it's frustrating. Children who sign up for team activities should know that others are counting on them for the duration of the season or project. With individualized activities it is a good idea to set an initial time limit, measured in months, not years. Sometimes the issues around wanting to stop an activity are related to other things.