I regret signing my kids up for so many activities when they were younger. They really didn't benefit from being rushed around.

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The author said she felt pressure to sign up her young kids (not shown) for a variety of activities. Now that they're older, she wishes she hadn't tried to pack in so much. Aflo Images/Getty ImagesWhen my kids were younger, I felt pressure to sign them up for a lot of activities.

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I regret signing my kids up for so many activities when they were younger. They really didn't benefit from being rushed around.

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