Leuven (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Stéphanie Jager’s ‘Dance Series’ camp offers games, crafts, and dancing for kids during a strike, easing parents’ childcare worries.
Stéphanie Jager owns a dance school. She saw that a strike day was approaching, which could make it difficult for parents to find childcare for their children. To help, she decided to create a special one-day camp called the Dance Series. This camp is for children and will give them a safe and fun place to spend the day while their parents are busy with work or other things.
How is Stéphanie Jager’s ‘Dance Series’ camp supporting families during the strike?
As the camp organizer, Stéphanie has also organized camps previously, so she knows how to keep kids entertained and happy. She quickly came up with plans for a whole day of fun activities, from dancing and playing games to creating crafts, making sure the children will have a fantastic time. As it has been said, it not only helped the kids but also eased parents’ worries that might be experiencing stress about having to find last-minute childcare.
Stéphanie wants to make sure the children have a great time. She is working hard to find supervisors who can help run the camp. She believes everything will be ready on time. By creating this camp, Stéphanie is helping families when they need it most. She cares about her community and wants to give kids a fun and creative place to spend the day.
The camp quickly gained popularity, with 120 children signing up within 24 hours. Stéphanie Jager said there is still space for more kids at her camp, even with so much interest. She knows parents needed help. They mentioned that the camp is a great support for parents who want to balance their duties while keeping their kids happy. This makes it fun for them and gives parents peace of mind. Stéphanie’s quick action has turned a stressful day into a fun chance for families.
Challenges faced by Stéphanie Jager while organizing the Dance Series camp
Stéphanie Jager faced challenges while organizing the Dance Series camp. She had little time to plan fun activities because of the strike. She needed enough helpers and materials for the games and crafts. She mentioned that it was important to gain parents’ trust in the camp’s safety. She had to manage the high demand and still make space for more children. She worked hard to create a supportive environment for families in her community.
