Category: Sports Parenting - Page 3

While you need to be careful about how you go about it, coaching your own child in sports can be a very rewarding and bonding experience for both you and your child. Use these tips for some of the best practices today.

Learning to treat coaches, teammates, opponents, and referees with respect can carry over to school, family, and work later in life. In this post learn how to teach young athletes sportsmanship.

Kids benefit when they experience diverse leadership styles. When young people see women as leaders in sports, they learn that women can be leaders anywhere.

How can you bring out the best in your young athletes? Follow our seven youth sports parenting tips for kids of any age, in any sport.

Coaching a youth sports team is a big time commitment. But the rewards make it worthwhile. In this post we share six top benefits of coaching youth sports.

Most parents want to enjoy the season and support the team - but a few bad apples can ruin the fun for everyone. Follow these quick tips to help with dealing with crazy parents!

Are youth sports too competitive? Some parents say yes, some say no. And they both make good points. Here are both sides of this ongoing debate.

Participating in sports can lead to better outcomes for kids - better health, better grades, and more. Learn the top 5 benefits of youth sports participation in this post!