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Originally Posted by brian5
I agree. This the result of under 4,000 kids between 8 and 17 surveyed by the Girl Scouts. I don't know what age kids would understand what "being a leader" means but it's definitely not at the age of 8!
And kids in the USA are supposed to be non-conformist! They have been for many generations now...
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When I was 8, being a "leader" meant, I had to have more responsibility, more rules to follow, more instructions to take, and just generally more stuff to do.
Who wanted that?!?!