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    We are thinking about it...undecided as of yet.

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    We're thinking about it, too, but it means we need to make a special trip to Seattle since we live in Bay Area.

    If anyone has attended a SENG conference in the past, would you mind sharing your experience? Is it worth making a trip? How helpful is it to the parents and the child? Thanks in advance!

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    I wrote to the children's program and inquired about my DD13. The children's program goes from 7-14 with the teens going from 15-18. I am a bit concerned about my kiddo being in with a bunch of younger kids as she is use to being with older kids. They have said that there will be quite a few 12-14 year olds in the program and they do not allow younger kids into the older kids programs. I am still on the wall about it. I would also love to know what others have experienced. Thanks!

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    Well we have decided to go!

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    We decided not to go. The children program will work for our two older ones, but we can't figure out childcare for our youngest one (DD5).


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