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Almost 4 and zero. Right now we're a one car / one driver family. This will hopefully change soon. When it does I don't think I can handle more than one activity at a time!

Right now, 2. "Dance" class is Wednesdays at 4. The nanny takes him. It's really a music and movement class where they do parachute, yoga, hot potato, and games. We also do family music on Fridays, my day off. I think he could do one more during the week, but he does go to preschool two days from 830-330 and that's a pretty full day. We usually go to the library or museum or to the Y to swim.

My husband would flip if I tried to schedule too much on weekends. We tend to visit with family and friends and get stuff around the house done. He'd be ok with one thing per weekend (swim lesson or soccer or ski lesson) but that's it, I think.

None to one max. We like to do family activities on the weekend when possible. I also think it's good for the kids to decompress at least one day a week and just play at home or in the area at least.

We only do one at a time. So far they have all been Sat AM but she will start soccer after daycare in the next week. Our feeling is she's young and gets stimulation all day at school so she doesn't need more than that, and we value our family time on the weekends.

None and I wish my son would be more open to them, so we're going to try swimming on the weekends once school begins in September.

My son gets soooo bored it's not funny. I thought I was doing the right thing by not having obligations on the weekned and giving everyone downtime, but it's had the opposite effect and makes everyone crazy, especially during the winter months.

We don't do any paid/organized group activities at the moment, but LO still has plenty to do and spends a lot of time playing with neighbors and other friends.

When you say she's bored, what does that look like?

He does two-soccer and fitness- as pull out classes at school. He used to do baseball on Sundays but it was hectic.