How Many Clubs do your children do?

My ds1 does swimming, rugby, martial arts and school newspaper club (after school not sure if it counts)

DD does ballet and gymnastics

Ds2 doenst do any (he’s autistic and isn’t interested in anything at the moment but if he finds a club he does then he can)

we’re a 2 parent house so it’s achievable but when I was a single parent with ds1 it was just swimming because I didn’t have time / money for more than that

None,
my kids didn’t want to.

My DS7 does swimming and then football training plus a football match each week. He's recently dropped karate after two years which was at 5.30 pm on a Friday as he was just too tired come the end of the week.

I'm on my own with him but I'm fortunate in that his Dad pays for all these things (but he does earn nearly three times as much as me.)

Football x 2
Swimming
Youth club
Boxing

He is 8 and we only have him to ferry around and they are all within half a mile .

Swimming
Cubs/Scouts
1 school provided club each
DD2 also does Rugby &cricket (depending on season)
DD1 does Parkrun

All 3 of mine do 2 each. All do swimming then one does basketball, one football and one rugby.

That's enough for us - both the basketball and football are twice a week with training and matches plus lots of ad hoc extra tournaments and away things.

IME the DCs of a lot of wealthy parents I knew when my two were younger ended up doing a lot of clubs each week because the parents were usually too busy working to cultivate the friendships with other mums that led to play dates after school.

DS has just turned 4 and does swimming on Tuesdays, squirrels (scouts) on Thursdays and football on Saturdays. I like that it's all spread out and I don't think he'd cope with much more

Swimming and taekwondo . He is 6 and loves both and it feels like enough for me . We do plenty of family activities and outings but these are 2 things he loves that I would be rubbish or totally unable to teach him myself !

Swimming lessons only. DS (6) has ASD and there are no school clubs that he would enjoy. His swimming lesson is an SEN friendly session, so he can manage that. We did try the after school sports club but after a full day of masking in school, it was just too much for him. We are hoping to start a Lego club in September which will be more inclusive of those children who need something a bit different from organised sports.

None. As a single working parent like you. There's no time nor money. My.kids have a brilliant life, they.miss out on nothing. In the past when I had a well.paid job and was married, they did footy, swimming etc. They do clubs at school. Each are free if they are pupil.premium. it's not a status symbol. Don't fret about it..

DD is 6 and does swimming, dance and martial arts. That's enough for her. She needs lots of time at home for free play. DS aged 3 only does swimming. 6 clubs each sounds exhausting to me but others thrive on being busy.

I don’t think it’s unusual. As you say; they have an extra parent to take them to places.
FWIW, my boys are 5 & 3 and both do 3 each.

DD does 5 but she’s a high level at 1 of them so a lot of focus on that one.