Tee Ball: Myself
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T-ball
Asked by A.B. from Knoxville
on March 6, 2010
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My five year daughter is going to play t-ball this spring for the 1st time. What should i expect or be worried about.
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- Also remember that if your daughter is more interested in picking flowers or grass or making pictures in the dirt, that's perfectly okay! Don't get frustrated with he...
- Nothing to be worried about. T-Ball is fun and easy. You will need to buy her a glove and make sure she is wearing good running shoes and that she has something to dri...
- hi, i have five boy's and 4 of them and one daughter played starting at 5. one was 4. anyway be prepared for a hoot watching games. they will do the silliest thing...
T Ball and Safety
Asked by K.J. from Johnstown
on April 12, 2011
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Tonight my Grandson had his first practice for T-Ball. He is four and the other kids are way more experienced. My concern is they were using regular baseballs and bats...
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- You're right it's not safe! I cannot believe your area has 4 yo's playing with 7 yo's. My husband has coached our son, starting at t-ball. This year, he's 8, 2nd ...
- I've had all 5 of my children in t-ball over the years and in varying states and towns and leagues. 3 are in "modified t-ball" now, age 6. You will find that leagu...
- You are not being over protective. There is a big physical ability and agility difference between a 4 and 7 year old. Is this T-ball through community ed? I'm surp...
T-ball: Quit or Finish It Out?
Asked by C.C. from Tallahassee
on March 24, 2010
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We signed our 4 year old son up for t-ball this year. We asked him ahead of time if he wanted to play and he said "Yes!"
He seems to get bored when he is not part ...
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- That is the fun of T-Ball, it's for kids that are just above being a toddler and they are learning so many things even if they aren't exhibiting skills. We play both S...
- OK, this is all too funny & is exactly what my husband & I are going through right now. We went through it 6 years ago with our son and now with our daughter. Our so...
- T-ball is an extremely slow sport for 4-6 yr olds! Try soccer instead.
T- Ball Registration
Asked by T.G. from Dallas
on April 16, 2008
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hi, does anyone know where i go to register my 3yr old in t-ball. hurst,bedford,grapevine area? address or number would be great. thanks,T.
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- Grapevine has had their registration for the spring, but here is a link to their website. You can register for news links which will help for the next registration. ...
- I work for Haltom City and our baseball association has already started their season (as have most other cities), BUT we are having a "blast ball" league once baseball...
- Hi T., You have probably missed the registration for this spring season as my older son is already playing with the Grapevine Youth Baseball. There will be fall re...
Karate, Dance, T-ball.... Too Many Choices
Asked by C.S. from Houston
on April 6, 2010
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My daughter is about to turn 4 and I'd like to put her in an activity or class where she can have fun, learn something new and make new friends. But there are so many ...
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- at age four my twins wer ein ballet (i had buy one get one free so very cheap for me, and the costume was pricey, about 100 each otherwise i paid 45 a month for both a...
- We do Dance (combo of ballet and tap) on Monday, Soccer practice on Tuesday, Tumbling class and gymnastics class on Wednesday, on Thursday we usually have a T-Ball gam...
- I have my daughters in gymnastics and they LOVE it! They would like to do dance as well... so I'm considering a 6 week summer program (then I don't have to worry ...
End of Year T-ball Party
Asked by D.S. from Houston
on May 31, 2008
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Does anyone have any ideas where/what my son's t-ball team can do for their end of the season party?
Thank you in advance.
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- quick and easy - CiCi's. Parents can sit a part from kids and it is usually pretty noisy anyway.
- Don't know where you live but many teams do their parties at Double Daves Pizza during buffet hours. It works out great for families, you don't need to split the bill,...
- Try this website: http://www.katybouncehouse.com/index.html They rent inflatables and deliver, set-up, and take-down. It's no work for you. They have other cool st...
Paying for T-ball Party
Asked by E.M. from Dallas
on July 29, 2010
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Is it the coach's responsibility to pay for an end-of-season t-ball party or is it appropriate to ask the parents to pay for themselves and their child (ex: pay for th...
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- I own a sports-themed restaurant and we host LOTS of parties like yours. It is very rare for the coach to pay. Usually everybody gets separate checks and they pay for ...
- we had a big party at someone's house and everyone brought some type of food with them. the boys had a blast playing outside and swimming the pool I liked it much bett...
- The coach is volunteering his time for the team. He doesn't get paid for anything. If he wants to or can afford to pay for an end of the season party then that is grea...
Atlanta City T-ball
Asked by L.S. from Atlanta
on March 27, 2009
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My son is 2 1/2 years old and all he wants to do all day, every day is play "baseball". He is either outside hitting the ball off his T and "running the bases" or ins...
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- Unfortunately I don't think there is one. We live in the city too, and have a 3 year old who would love to play, but all of my research has turned up nothing for their...
- There is a sporting organization for young children called "Playball" which introduces several sports to preschoolers. It may not cover baseball, but it's worth check...
- Especially considering the attention span of most two-year olds, there probably isn't an organized league... what about organizing a baseball-centered playdate once a ...
Problem with T-ball Coach
Asked by M. from Houston
on September 16, 2006
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Ok, I have an issue. My son was in t-ball last year and they had an asst. coach. Anyway, the coach was awesome but the asst coach was not very good at all and some p...
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- I am a parent and a coach of kids' sports and have been for several years (I'm only 34 but my son (11) has been playing since he was 3. My first suggestion would be t...
- Don't feel bad at all. We as parents should make the best interest of our children as first priority. First of all I would like to say I am shocked trhat this behavi...
- I also have a 6 year old son playing this year in T-Ball, and would have him traded! It is still very early in fall ball, the boys should be learning, as this is new ...
T-ball Snack Suggestions
Asked by K.F. from Los Angeles
on March 28, 2010
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Hi to all the wonderful mamas that I know are full of lots of great advice. My son just started t-ball and I volunteered to be the first mom to bring snacks. I am tota...
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- Cheese and fruit and water
- Hi, I usually bring a little bag for each kid, with a Capri Sun or other juice, a fruit snack and maybe a granola bar. Something like that should go over real well-an...
- I bring juicy juice or Sunny D bottles. (I know so yucky). Then I bring grapes or the packs of Goldfish or Ritz Bitz peanut butter.
