I love horses and want to start getting lessons, but my parents keep saying that its really expensive. I dont want them to ruin my love of horses. Please help!How do I convince my parents into getting horseback riding lessons?
Ask them if they can make time to sit down and discuss this. Many parents use this as a cop-out. I am 51 and it worked for me with my children. But it shouldn't be the way a question is answered. As I mentioned, ask to discuss the pros %26amp; cons together with you. Do some research first. How much does it cost ? This includes more than just a training fee. It also means clothing,time spent ,etc. Every parent wants the best education for their children. Horsemanship is a highly recomended sport . It can bring a child out of a 'shell' ,so to speak. It engenders responsibility, and creats bonds that carry over into life patterns. Please, don't argue with them. It may take a few times discussing it to get the results you are looking for. You must be very mature to be in close proximity to a 1,000 pound of uncertainty. Show that maturity at home. Keep it up, and you will be surprised at the results.How do I convince my parents into getting horseback riding lessons?
I'm no sure how old you are but what you could always do is try and find a job at a horse ranch. And once you get to know the owners and staff you could probably do that on your free time for free. Who knows even get paid to ride horses.
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