June 29th, 2011 | 
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Own childhood or making up for something they didn’t do by sitting on the sidelines pressuring their child to do better or be the best.There are plenty of kids who are intimidated by competition among peers who crumble in the face of a adversity. When they get the ball, are open for the shot, have a chance to kick the goal – they become paralyzed. Frustrating to watch, but parents should encourage confidence rather than game time success.
Children are often separated by ability, chastised for not doing well and pressured to conform to the rules and regulations athletics are a more creative outlet where they can test their own wings. Sure, there are rules for each game but the bottom line, especially with young children and in recreational sports leagues, the experience should be fun! If they whine about going to practice, dismiss the thought of a game and sulk before or after games it is in your child’s best interest to involve them in something else.
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There are plenty of kids who are intimidated by competition among peers who crumble in the face of an adversity. When they get the ball, are open for the shot, have a chance to kick the goal.