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Are extracurricular activities good or bad for kids?

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Are extracurricular activities good or bad for kids?

Extracurricular activities takes away the time from kids which they could have spent studying or with family! However Extra curricular activities also help kids in exploring their interests & helps in their overall development! How would you balance studies, extracurricular activities & family time for your Kid?

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Rashmi Mom of 3 children 7 years ago

extra curricular activities build the overall personality of the individual and it's very important for their growth.

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Namita Sharath Mom of 7 children 7 years ago

Good

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Lakshita Singh Mom of a 7 yr 2 m old girl 7 years ago

childern should involve in all type of activity n games either indoor or outdoor. every game/activity has different impact on kid's mind and health too.

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Suhana Mom of 2 children 7 years ago

good

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MANDEEP KAUR Mom of a 7 yr 6 m old boy 7 years ago

good

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sowmya Mom of 2 children 7 years ago

good

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Girija Mom of 2 children 7 years ago

good

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Are extracurricular activities good or bad for kids?

Extracurricular activities takes away the time from kids which they could have spent studying or with family! However Extra curricular activities also help kids in exploring their interests & helps in their overall development! How would you balance studies, extracurricular activities & family time for your Kid?

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