BB & N

This is my 6-​year old son’s second year at BB&N Summer Camp. I can now say unequivocally that he is having the time of his young life. I’m actually a little jealous — here are some of the things he comes home and tells me about:
Swimming, archery, nature class, performing arts, dodgeball, funny counselors, pancakes for lunch (what? why was I not invited?), woodworking class (he’s almost done sanding, he’s quite proud), arts & crafts, volleyball in the pool, slip & slide, and chocolate chip cookies.
He’s there for 8-​hours a day and if he didn’t like it, believe me, I’d hear about it. Instead, I ask him how his day was and he says, «AWESOME!». He actually gets mad at me if I pick him up early. A little bruising to my ego, but it’s a darned good sign that he’s happy. Really, what more could I ask? He’s got a nut allergy and they take that super-​seriously. Everyone is aware and the kitchen is completely nut free. I feel absolutely comfortable that he’s being well supervised and that he is safe and cared for.
I wanna go to summer camp!