Qu estion about attending Conference
DaBreeze21
Hi--
I joined this list a month or 2 ago and have been reading avidly
since. I am very interested in attending a conference in the future
and have a couple of questions. I think that the Live and Learn
conference this fall is going to be the last one?
My daughter will only be 2. My question is - is it worth it for me to
go this year when she is still so young? I would love for my husband
to go also, but I doubt I can convince him this year. I guess part of
me thinks that I can wait a couple more years (especially since my
daughter is so little and I will probably bring her)but since this is
the last one have thought that maybe I should try to go. Or maybe I
should just wait and go to a different one later on...
If I did decide to go -- how toddler-friendly are these events?
Ideally I could have someone there to help me with her, but I don't
know if that is an option for us at this point....
thanks for any input!
Susan
I joined this list a month or 2 ago and have been reading avidly
since. I am very interested in attending a conference in the future
and have a couple of questions. I think that the Live and Learn
conference this fall is going to be the last one?
My daughter will only be 2. My question is - is it worth it for me to
go this year when she is still so young? I would love for my husband
to go also, but I doubt I can convince him this year. I guess part of
me thinks that I can wait a couple more years (especially since my
daughter is so little and I will probably bring her)but since this is
the last one have thought that maybe I should try to go. Or maybe I
should just wait and go to a different one later on...
If I did decide to go -- how toddler-friendly are these events?
Ideally I could have someone there to help me with her, but I don't
know if that is an option for us at this point....
thanks for any input!
Susan
harmony
I went to the Link conference in California when my kids were 4 and 2. I loved every minute of it. For me it was great to go when they were little because then they were raised with me having a more relaxed approach. I learned so much. I bought a few tapes from some of the talks that I listen to now that they are older and I get new meaning out of it because of their age.
The things I have learned at the conference have helped me in many aspects of my life. Learning is always good. If you have a chance to go, I would go.
Harmony
The things I have learned at the conference have helped me in many aspects of my life. Learning is always good. If you have a chance to go, I would go.
Harmony
> -------Original Message-------
> From: DaBreeze21 <susanmay15@...>
> Subject: [AlwaysLearning] Qu estion about attending Conference
> Sent: Apr 02 '08 5:51pm
>
> Hi--
>
> I joined this list a month or 2 ago and have been reading avidly
> since. I am very interested in attending a conference in the future
> and have a couple of questions. I think that the Live and Learn
> conference this fall is going to be the last one?
>
> My daughter will only be 2. My question is - is it worth it for me to
> go this year when she is still so young? I would love for my husband
> to go also, but I doubt I can convince him this year. I guess part of
> me thinks that I can wait a couple more years (especially since my
> daughter is so little and I will probably bring her)but since this is
> the last one have thought that maybe I should try to go. Or maybe I
> should just wait and go to a different one later on...
>
> If I did decide to go -- how toddler-friendly are these events?
> Ideally I could have someone there to help me with her, but I don't
> know if that is an option for us at this point....
>
> thanks for any input!
>
> Susan
>
>
BRIAN POLIKOWSKY
I went to L and L last year and there were several parents with little ones.
Mine were 5 and 19 months.
It was awesome!
Alex
harmony <harmony@...> wrote:
I went to the Link conference in California when my kids were 4 and 2. I loved every minute of it. For me it was great to go when they were little because then they were raised with me having a more relaxed approach. I learned so much. I bought a few tapes from some of the talks that I listen to now that they are older and I get new meaning out of it because of their age.
The things I have learned at the conference have helped me in many aspects of my life. Learning is always good. If you have a chance to go, I would go.
Harmony
Mine were 5 and 19 months.
It was awesome!
Alex
harmony <harmony@...> wrote:
I went to the Link conference in California when my kids were 4 and 2. I loved every minute of it. For me it was great to go when they were little because then they were raised with me having a more relaxed approach. I learned so much. I bought a few tapes from some of the talks that I listen to now that they are older and I get new meaning out of it because of their age.
The things I have learned at the conference have helped me in many aspects of my life. Learning is always good. If you have a chance to go, I would go.
Harmony
> -------Original Message-------[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> From: DaBreeze21 <susanmay15@...>
> Subject: [AlwaysLearning] Qu estion about attending Conference
> Sent: Apr 02 '08 5:51pm
>
> Hi--
>
> I joined this list a month or 2 ago and have been reading avidly
> since. I am very interested in attending a conference in the future
> and have a couple of questions. I think that the Live and Learn
> conference this fall is going to be the last one?
>
> My daughter will only be 2. My question is - is it worth it for me to
> go this year when she is still so young? I would love for my husband
> to go also, but I doubt I can convince him this year. I guess part of
> me thinks that I can wait a couple more years (especially since my
> daughter is so little and I will probably bring her)but since this is
> the last one have thought that maybe I should try to go. Or maybe I
> should just wait and go to a different one later on...
>
> If I did decide to go -- how toddler-friendly are these events?
> Ideally I could have someone there to help me with her, but I don't
> know if that is an option for us at this point....
>
> thanks for any input!
>
> Susan
>
>
Shileen Nixon
I would love to attend an unschooling type of conference. Does
anyone know if there's anything near Pittsburgh or what would be the
closest??
Shileen
anyone know if there's anything near Pittsburgh or what would be the
closest??
Shileen
On Apr 3, 2008, at 8:54 AM, harmony wrote:
> I went to the Link conference in California when my kids were 4 and
> 2. I loved every minute of it. For me it was great to go when they
> were little because then they were raised with me having a more
> relaxed approach. I learned so much. I bought a few tapes from some
> of the talks that I listen to now that they are older and I get new
> meaning out of it because of their age.
> The things I have learned at the conference have helped me in many
> aspects of my life. Learning is always good. If you have a chance
> to go, I would go.
> Harmony
>
> > -------Original Message-------
> > From: DaBreeze21 <susanmay15@...>
> > Subject: [AlwaysLearning] Qu estion about attending Conference
> > Sent: Apr 02 '08 5:51pm
> >
> > Hi--
> >
> > I joined this list a month or 2 ago and have been reading avidly
> > since. I am very interested in attending a conference in the future
> > and have a couple of questions. I think that the Live and Learn
> > conference this fall is going to be the last one?
> >
> > My daughter will only be 2. My question is - is it worth it for
> me to
> > go this year when she is still so young? I would love for my husband
> > to go also, but I doubt I can convince him this year. I guess
> part of
> > me thinks that I can wait a couple more years (especially since my
> > daughter is so little and I will probably bring her)but since
> this is
> > the last one have thought that maybe I should try to go. Or maybe I
> > should just wait and go to a different one later on...
> >
> > If I did decide to go -- how toddler-friendly are these events?
> > Ideally I could have someone there to help me with her, but I don't
> > know if that is an option for us at this point....
> >
> > thanks for any input!
> >
> > Susan
> >
> >
>
>
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Sandra Dodd
-=-I would love to attend an unschooling type of conference. Does
anyone know if there's anything near Pittsburgh or what would be the
closest??-=-
Toronto in early May
Massachusetts in later May.
http://sandradodd.com/conferences
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anyone know if there's anything near Pittsburgh or what would be the
closest??-=-
Toronto in early May
Massachusetts in later May.
http://sandradodd.com/conferences
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swissarmy_wife
Sandusky, Ohio in February! We went this year and had a blast!
--- In [email protected], Sandra Dodd <Sandra@...> wrote:
>
> -=-I would love to attend an unschooling type of conference. Does
> anyone know if there's anything near Pittsburgh or what would be the
> closest??-=-
>
> Toronto in early May
>
> Massachusetts in later May.
>
> http://sandradodd.com/conferences
>
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>