By Ellen Braaten, PhD
When parents of school-aged kids think about summer vacations, what would you expect their favorite part to be? Taking the kids to the beach? Sleeping in late? Foregoing the school year’s rigid schedule? Nope.
By Steven Schlozman, MD and Gene Beresin, Executive Director
When I was a kid, there weren’t what you’d call choices when it came to summer. I could go to camp, or, well…I could go to camp.
‘But don’t worry,’ my mom told me, ‘when you get older, that’s when you’ll have choices.’
Right.
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