parenting sports kids

 Jennifer Morris, MD, MBA

ABPN, ABOM, ABPM-add, ABSPP


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Busy this week watching a million kids sports (fall baseball and basketball should not overlap...just sayin')  

While I'm out there working hard to NOT be "THAT" parent, please enjoy this repost of what kids want and need from their parents...from a kid perspective...


Kids absolutely need support in sports...the balance is tough and the fight is real--

Jenn

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