Two young folks FTing it
A young couple came over last night and bought my towed. As we were talking we learned they are full timing it, almost. A couple of years ago they decided that they wanted to be full timers and trav...
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happycamper002 wrote:I couldn't agree more. Raising kids to appreciate the Grand Canyon and other such sights, to appreciate presidential museums and the other treasures out there, to actually get an education from parents who care is certainly less desirable than raising them in So. Chicago, Philly, LA etc. Go gangs to optimize social skills!!! That's how how you give your kids "normal development"???
You think that small children could easily adopt to this nomadic lifestyle? They may feel excited about new places to see, roasting marshmallows by the campfire but these are all fleeting moments that are not meant to last indefinitely.
Small children need to develop social skills for a more accomplished and functional in the real world. These are not easily found in RV Parks.
They can be home schooled or should I say trailer schooled but still interaction with other kids their age is important. Young parents (Xcapees) are more focused whether by choice or circumstances (beyond their control)that dictate their chosen nomadic lifestyle are depriving their kids their normal development.
Social skill is important just as important as nourishment for these kids to grow up like normal kids.
