All Articles by Deb Vee

Child psychologist Shari Kuchenbecker, Ph.D., says that, in most circumstances, a parent's best course of action if she has a concern with her child's coach is to empower the young athlete to speak to the coach herself. When a number of parents on a team find that they share a common concern, however, it may be time to request that the coach hold a team meeting for players and parents. It is important that parents inform the coach in advance of the meeting of the general area of concern and that they emphasize that the goal is to find a positive solution that is best for all the children.

Child psychologist Shari Kuchenbecker, Ph.D., says that when a number of parents on a team find that they share a common concern it may be time to request that the coach hold a team meeting for players and parents.

How beach volleyballs are different from volleyballs used in the indoor game.

The differences between indoor and beach volleyballs.

Softballs come in different sizes and degrees of hardness for fast-pitch, slow-pitch and no-glove leagues.

Dan Touhey, VP of marketing at Spalding, talks about how to select a softball for your child.

How to find the right football for your child.

Selecting the right basketball depends on the age and gender of the child, whether the ball is for indoor and/or outdoor use, and how much a parent wants to spend.