Soccer Moms
5 Ways to Get Involved at Your Child's School
Whether your child is entering kindergarten or their senior year in high school, you may be wondering how to get involved in helping your child's school (and consequently your child) thrive.
How to Effectively Communicate with Teachers about Extracurricular Activities
Whether it’s the arts or athletics, when your child participates in extracurricular activities, there are bound to be additional responsibilities and scheduling conflicts that arise.
What Type of Sports Parent Are You?
Your child is having a great season as the post-season approaches. But he is worried. He asks you, his sports parent, a question: “What if I lose?”
4 Things Every Sports Parent Should Do After a Game
Parenting an athlete. Sounds fun and simple, right? Just get them to practice on time, eat well, sleep enough and cheer them on from the stands. . . hah, yeah.
“Why Does My Child Disobey?”
Every parent wonders at one time or another, “why does my child disobey?”
10 Signs You’re a Horrible Sports Parent
Check out these warning signs to see if you are indeed a horrible sports parent.
9 Back to School Health and Wellness Tips
Preparing for their health is now essential, especially with CV19 still lurking. Nowadays, healthy habits need to be a priority and part of the routine.
8 Easy Ways to Improve your Kid’s Fitness
As a parent, it’s up to you to tackle this problem by getting your kids moving. Your kids’ fitness depends on it.
The Message You Send to Your Kid When You Complain About Their Coach
From a coach’s perspective, one of the more frustrating situations in youth and high school sports is when parents undermine coaches by openly complaining about them to their child.
3 Ways to Get Fitter When You Don’t Have Time to Work Out
We juggle work and our personal lives like we’re under the big top, walking a tightrope between selfish and selfless.
5 Building Blocks of a Strong Family
In our neighborhood, I have watched the progress of several homes as they were being built.
3 Sports Parent Behaviors That Turn Off College Coaches
College coaches are no longer recruiting just the student-athlete—they’re recruiting their parents, too.