I suppose you COULD try and join your son for lunch, but logisitically it gets challenging. When you check him in to the program in the AM, you'll get identical numbered tags--so only you can check him out. If you meet up for lunch, you'd probably need to check him out then check him back in again for the afternoon. I'm thinking there'd be a reluctance from the staff to allow you to actually eat in the program room with your soon--so you may want to call and check.Originally Posted by Denison
I intentionally avoided the topic last season because I didn't want my daughter to latch onto me at lunch and then not want to go back out after lunch with her instructor, etc. I also found that she loved eating with her friends...
Towards the end of the day--say, 3pm--I'd track them down on the hill (after 2-3 weeks you'll figure out where you're most likely to find them) and ski a few runs with her and instructor. Then I'd check her out of the program and catch a run or two sans instructor. Worked for us.
And keep a kid-friendly snack in your pocket at all times. If you happen to run across him on the hill throughout the day--you can toss him the snack and he'll think you're an even cooler Dad than you already are... and it lets you ski off solo with no tears and less guilt....