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For some. this signals the beginning of summer camp. with barely enough time to catch one's breath between school ending and boarding a camp-bound bus â€"â€" some for the entire Other students. not going to sleepover camp, are enrolled in day camps For most children. this means sticking to a schedule â€" getting up at a specific time). making sure to meet their bus and going to bed eafly enough to be alert the following moming. A disciplined summer schedule is exactly what one blogger â€"- 4boysmother â€"â€" is warning against in her blog _ Sara Dimerman in May, where she ofiered 10 tips on giving kids (hers included) a 1970s summer. she said. includes letting the kids watch TV all day. eat whatever they want. getting them to put on a talent show and encour- ap'ng play outside without fear of them drinking from the water hose. for example. I was asked by a national radio station to comment on this blog and to respond to the question: Does a 19705 summer work in 2014? 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