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The 5 Biggest Mistakes I Made as a Sports Parent and How You Can Avoid Them!

6 Things Great Sports Parents Know and Do for their Kids

March 17, 2017 by Janis

This post is sponsored by Ertheo, an organization that helps parents find opportunities to help their children grow, focusing on great summer camp experiences.   There are millions of sports parents in the world today, but how many of could actually be described as great sports parents?   Many sports parents get the job done physically–they…

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When You Think Your Child isn’t Trying Hard Enough

January 20, 2017 by Janis

For some parents, sitting and watching their child play sports is a practice in self-control. Especially when your child isn’t trying hard enough, at least in your mind she’s not. Your frustrations either comes out in what you yell to your child or in your body language as you sigh loudly, shake your head or throw…

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A Beginner’s Guide to Sports Parenting

October 7, 2016 by Janis

Sports parenting is as easy as signing your child up and getting him to practice, right? If this is your child’s first, second, or even third year of playing youth sports, then you are still relatively new to the game. It may seem easy, and you may think, This is great! This is fun! Where’s the…

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Your Child’s Back-to-School-Sports Check List

August 19, 2016 by Janis

This post is sponsored by TeamSnap, a company that does its very best to make back to school sports as easy as possible by providing the best tools to help teams and parents run their organizations smoothly. There’s a lot of things to remember to do as your child heads back to school sports: Buy uniforms, get…

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10 Secrets Young Athletes Want Dad to Know

August 8, 2016 by Janis

Sports Dads, can we talk for a minute about your young athletes? As a coach’s wife for 3 decades and sports mom for 21 years, I’ve seen just about every kind of sports dad there is, and I know you–you are most likely very competitive, love your child, and ultimately just want him or her…

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How You and Your Child’s Coach Can Be on the Same Team

January 6, 2016 by Janis

You and your child’s coach are not on oppositive sides of the field or court. For the sake of your child, you should be partnering and working together in order to give your child a positive youth sports experience. You are not enemies or competitors. You are partners. I will say it again: You are Partners….

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Do You Care if Your Child Cooperates and Shows Teamwork? Here’s Why You Should!

December 21, 2015 by Janis

Teamwork is a must in youth sports. And if your child is not learning it, then ask yourself why and do something to change that. Teamwork is huge because it’s one of those characteristics that will affect how your child relates to and works with others for the rest of his life. A less sporty…

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10 Negative Thoughts Holding You and Your Child Back

December 7, 2015 by Janis

Negative Thoughts are hard to ignore. They affect all areas of our lives, and when it comes to youth sports, it seems parents are especially susceptible to it. Author Steven Covey says that “We are addicted to our thoughts. We cannot change anything if we cannot change our thinking.” These 12 negative thoughts could be…

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3 Reasons It’s Okay Not to Like Your Child’s Coach

December 4, 2015 by Janis

Yes, you read that right. You don’t have to like your child’s coach. You don’t have to like the coach’s style, defensive strategy, or offensive game plan. A coach can totally rub you the wrong way, and you may not even be able to pinpoint exactly why. He or she just does. The bad news…

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Take it from a Seasoned Wife and Mom: 4 Ways to Build a Strong Family

October 28, 2015 by Janis

A strong family unit is important for every child, whether it’s blood family or friends-like-family. In fact, it’s one of the four keys to your child’s youth sports success. I believe very strongly in the importance of family and so I want to take a few minutes and give you some ideas for helping your…

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