Kids want you to know who they really are. They don't want to be overprotected. You can stifle your kids potential by fearing too much for their safety, both physically and emotionally. As children grow older let them be responsible for their advancement in the sport. Coaching your own kids.
Parents make decisions on what's good for their own child.
Coaches usually make decisions on what is good for the team and its record. If you are going to coach your own kids, learn how to separate the two roles. Leave your coaching hat on the field and act like a parent at home. THE GAME Try one or more of these to relieve internal tension during a game. Don't try to control the behavior of other fans.