He says it's OK for kids to try a variety of things, even if they can't do their best at everything. After all, parents do things for pure recreation sometimes, regardless of how well they do. There are both good and bad lessons that can be learned from involvement in a Little League team or another activity. Values such as team work and working together. Social skill development.
Kids learn to get along with others in a non-academic environment.
Development of new relationship with parents. Skills and knowledge of the sport. Negatives Child does not feel successful, usually because of parental and coach pressure. Focus needs to be on what the child is doing right, not a lot of criticism. Inappropriate modeling from coaches and parents.