Extracurricular activities can be a challenge for some parents. There is research that says learning a musical instrument will help your child's brain grow. Other parents may tell you that learning a team sport will help your child socialise and develop resilience. And then someone will go ahead and say our kids are overscheduled. You can't win! Anthony Semann is an Early Learning Educator at Semann and Slattery. He explains how you can judge whether your child is overscheduled, and the best way to choose what activities they do.

<div>Extracurricular activities can be a challenge for some parents. There is research that says learning a musical instrument will help your child's brain grow. Other parents may tell you that learning a team sport will help your child socialise and develop resilience. And then someone will go ahead and say our kids are overscheduled. You can't win! Anthony Semann is an Early Learning Educator at <a href="https://semannslattery.com/" target="_blank">Semann and Slattery</a>. He explains how you can judge whether your child is overscheduled, and the best way to choose what activities they do.</div>

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