Originally posted by Unregistered
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The other issue, which I addressed, pertains to Mother's Day. There are constant conflicts in youth sports and youth activities in general. I have one child who doesn't do youth sports but plays an instrument in a youth group. I know of plenty of other families who are engaged in other competitive activities outside of sports. Same time commitment. Trying to schedule around every holiday is an impossibility. It's always a judgment call, but personally I believe there are very few days that should be ruled out, and those primarily are due to the religious conflicts. I don't see scheduling events on Mother's Day or Father's Day as any different than scheduling on Memorial Day, Labor Day, or Presidents' Day, all of which have regular events. I don't criticize those who elect to refrain from organized youth activities because of the feeling that it conflicts with family time, sibling time, or whatever the case may be. But let's be realistic otherwise and put ourselves in the shoes of the event organizers before we criticize without knowing the background for the decisions.
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