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Wanting to Put My 3 Year Old into Sports
Asked by C.R. from Austin
on August 21, 2009
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Hello fellow moms. I was interested in putting my son in T ball or soccer soon. I was wondering if any of you new of some leagues in South Austin that I could sign h...
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- I would say that 3YO is probably a tad early for team sports. I've got three girls (19, 17, 8) and we've participated in various team sports. I HIGHLY encourage ever...
- I agree with checking your local YMCA. We have our 3 year old signed up for T-Ball this fall! What is great about the Y is that there are no points, just tons of fun...
- I don't live in your area but go to your local YMCA. The only sport a child can play at 3 is soccer. They always have a fall, spring, and summer session. I put my kids...
Sewing Lessons
Asked by T.T. from Dallas
on May 25, 2010
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Is there anyone in the southwest, hospital district, or really just in Fort Worth, that gives sewing lessons? I am really looking for a one on one. I know the basics, ...
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- There is a woman who does embroidery in Berkley off 8th street, Nancy Witt. Her company is in the spare room in their home. She might be willing to take on a student....
- are you part of a moms group? or could you be and ask around? Checked with your community classes? Every town I've ever lived in seemed to offer sewing through commu...
- Hey T., check out "extended education" classes at TCU... There is a wonderful lady SUE OTT who teaches sewing to beginners......I believe they have a web site -----ww...
Homework Habits & After School Sports
Asked by N.R. from Des Moines
on August 11, 2010
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I have a 3rd grader and Kindergartner and would like to start establishing good study/homework habits. The third grader has soccer one night a week and Cub Scouts one ...
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- Mine are in 1st and 3rd. We have 3 different soccer teams and horseback riding; debating adding in basketball or swim team - so a lot going on after school. There ...
- While my answer won't be popular LOL it certainly worked for us. Homework was done when they got home, no playing, no TV no anything until the homework was done. If...
- We have football, boy scouts, karate, cross-country, speech/debate, band, orchestra, choir, etc., etc. so we have ALOT going on everyday in addition to homework. I st...
I Really Comp Sports
Asked by D.P. from Sacramento
on January 14, 2013
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My daughter plays soccer for a comp league. Her particular team isn't full on comp GOLD level. They are above recreational level, but still need more training for th...
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- You do nothing and that INCLUDES talking about this girl with the other parents. If you want a say you need to volunteer to coach. Otherwise you don't get to complain.
- Don't say anything. Don't talk about it with your daughter, or with the other parents. My kids have played all the way through varsity level high school sports and t...
- I manage a competitive soccer team. Many times there are reasons to keep a less skilled player that aren't shared with the parents: player plays a position no other p...
A Question About T-Ball/Baseball for All the Sports Moms Out There!
Asked by K.I. from Spokane
on February 3, 2010
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Hello ladies!
My question is this: What is more important at this age? Friends or skill level?
My oldest son-age 6, will be attending his second season of baseba...
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- Let him become a Rookie. The friendships are more important than star quality. Our little guy grew in his game when a couple of father's came early to help each one ...
- I have coached many levels of baseball and it has been my experience that kids rise to the challenge. I also feel that it is easier to hit a thrown ball than one on a ...
- Our league has a weird setup, so we have not had that issue - it's age-only based until you are 9. But I think since you know that coach and he knows the kids' skill l...
Teenage Son Anger Sports
Asked by T.W. from Cincinnati
on February 6, 2010
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My son is almost 15. He is an excellent athlete, basketball & football. Off the athletic field he is a caring young man. He has friends, a good relationship with hi...
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- Wow, a complicated issue with a complicated history. As I read, I had the impression that too much is riding on your son's success in sports. His own self-esteem, ...
- Tracy, My heart goes out to you with regard to the anger issues. My daughter who is 16 has had some of the same issues but not with sports. I have had to look at it...
- I just did a quick check on cognitive therapy and it seems that there are three types. One called RET might be beneficial. You might also to check out another therapy ...
Trying to Find Out How to Get Children into Sports
Asked by R.K. from Jacksonville
on April 6, 2006
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I want to get my kids into sports and I dont know how.
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- My son is now 5 also (6 in June). We first started him out bowling in a kids bumper league (at Cassat Batt Bowl). He also plays Soccer at Westside Soccer Club. They...
- THE YMCA HAS ALL TYPES OP SPORTS FOR CHILDERN 4 AND UP.
- I would suggest the YMCA they have great programs for kids of all ages. Gymboree is a great place to bring your kids as well. The gymboree is held at the Avenues mal...
Sports Involvement for 4 & 2 Year Old
Asked by M.E. from Boca Raton
on February 13, 2011
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How do you get your kids involved in sports when cost is an issue?
thanks,
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- i have a 4 & 6 yo. I haven't put them in anything yet because i want to make sure that they are going to like what they get into. i don't want to spend the money on re...
- Sometimes after school programs have good rates. Otherwise, check your local YMCA. They offer great programs at reasonable prices. Or your local recreational center. A...
- hmm, the 4 is ready for soccer or tball. If you cannot afford your local ymca or rotary club then I suggest you just either get a small tball set or a soccer ball tak...
Forced to Play Sports
Asked by R.B. from La Crosse
on September 8, 2011
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My ex use to be in football and baseball, him and his brothers were one of the top players during the years they played. All 3 of them got sport scholarships for coll...
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- Have you talked to the coach? He shouldn't be playing (and the coach should know this and be supporting it) if he is falling behind. Also, have you talked to the ex ab...
- It looks like things are going to have to get ugly for your ex and the coach to see what is truly important. I suggest talking to the school and seeing if they can hel...
- I'm sorry your ex is such a jerk about this. Your son should be able to try and explore whatever sports (or other activities) HE is interested in :( I assume your ...
Sports and Friends!
Asked by J.G. from Madison
on August 23, 2010
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My 13 year old daughter is advancing in high school sports faster than her friends. And her so called friends are being snobby about it. I know these girls and thei...
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- First - yeah daughter! I am a volleyball coach and see this a lot. Here are a few notes from my perspective. 1. Typically players who are able to advance beyond...
- I would stay out of it, yet be supportive. You calling the other moms about your child advancing faster cannot be a good thing. While they may like your daughter and w...
- I know it is hard but you will need to stay out of it for now and monitor the situation. Let your daughter know that you are always around for her and no matter what s...
