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How to Help Your Child Choose the Right Sport

How to Help Your Child Choose the Right Sport

Sports are great for kids in many ways. Kids sometimes like to just stay inside and play video games or watch television, but that’s not helping their social development. Not every child will be gifted with athletic ability, so it’s important to find a sport they are interested in and work with them to get better. Forcing your child to play a particular sport likely won’t yield the best results, so here are some alternative strategies to consider instead.

Consider Your Child’s Physical And Emotional Maturity

Some kids develop physically and emotionally quicker than others. If your child isn’t very tall and doesn’t have good hand-eye coordination, then basketball might not be the best sport for them to play. Instead, they could take up swimming or even golf to practice their hand-eye coordination and eventually try other sports. The emotional aspect is also something to consider. Team sports require a good attitude and the ability to deal with stress, the agony of defeat, and the joys of victory. If your child is emotionally stable in these areas, then it might be time to put them into competitive sports.

What Sport Does Your Child Show Interest In?

Pay attention to what sports your kids show interest in. If they get excited about putting their personalized name labels on their soccer cleats, but not necessarily their basketball shorts, then you can get a clue for which they like more. And if your kids like to watch golf with you on television, then get them some golf clubs and use kids labels to put their name on each one. Not forcing your kids to play a particular sport can help them enjoy playing a little more.

Talk To Your Child About Sports

No matter what sport your child is playing, ask them what they like the most and what they don’t like about playing it. While it’s understandable that they’ll like the personalized name labels on their shorts, shirts, caps, and other equipment, you want them to like playing the sport as well. If they simply don’t like playing it, then they won’t enjoy it no matter how good they are.

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