The current group I run has a open-door policy, but we do not host many in home playdates. When we do, there is only about 6-8 moms that attend (it yields about 10-19 children). Come this Fall, I expect more enrollment, and we may limit attentdees.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Big vrs. Small
My first groups grew like a wildfire on a dry day. Soon our home playdates started attracting 12-14 moms (which is 18-28 kids as well!). Needless to say, some members of the group felt that we should limit the number of members we carry.
The current group I run has a open-door policy, but we do not host many in home playdates. When we do, there is only about 6-8 moms that attend (it yields about 10-19 children). Come this Fall, I expect more enrollment, and we may limit attentdees.
There are several advantages and disadvantages for different sized groups. There are so many infact, it's hard to really explain it in one shot. So instead I've made a chart!
The current group I run has a open-door policy, but we do not host many in home playdates. When we do, there is only about 6-8 moms that attend (it yields about 10-19 children). Come this Fall, I expect more enrollment, and we may limit attentdees.
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