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By Jennifkk Hkyns
Special to the Times
Ask any busy mom, and she’ll tell you it’s never too early to start planning summer activities for the kids.
The options are limitless: vacations, day trips, poolside days, play dates.
And then there’s the vast world of summer camps.
There are half-day, full-day, and overnight camps, and they come in the range of sports, computers, music, robotics, cooking, art and scouting, to name just a few.
The question is, with so many possible choices, how do you know which camp is right for your child?
While there’s no easy answer, there are many things to consider to ensure your child is safe and has fun at camp this summer.
Narrow Down
the Choices
The first step in choosing a summer camp is to narrow down your options, and the best way to do this is to ask your child what he or she would like to do.
Maybe they are particularly good
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