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It's Mothers Day once again. Time for spring sports, warmer weather, longer days, planting gardens, and, of course, watching kids play sports. Each year for the past seventeen years, MomsTEAM has published my Mother's Day Wish list. As you will see, many of the wishes on this year's list will look very familiar to long-time visitors. But a couple are brand spanking new:
When MomsTEAM launched its Youth Sports Concussion Safety channel back in 2001, I suspected that people at the time must have thought the time and energy a team of experts, MomsTEAM staff, and I spent on the topic of youth sports concussions bordered on the obsessive, especially as no other youth sports website, much less the mainstream media, was talking about it at all back then.
When MomsTEAM launched its Youth Sports Concussion Safety channel in 2001, Brooke de Lench suspected that people at the time must have thought the time and energy she was spending on the topic bordered on the obsessive. 14 years later, as Brooke reports from the #C4CT concussion conference at the United Nations during Super Bowl Week, it has become a national obsession.
This week's episode of "Friday Night Tykes" hit a new low. In case you missed it, be forewarned: while it is chock full of "teachable moments" which continue to show precisely how not to run a youth football program, it is really getting to the point where it is painful to watch, making it increasingly difficult for me to say that it continues to be "must-see TV" for its educational value. It was so disgusting, that two days later, two of the coaches were hit with suspensions from the league.
Yesterday in New York, the Sports Legacy Institute announced a certification program for head impact sensors to track the number of hits a player sustains above 20 g's of linear force.
The announcement by the Sports Legacy Institute of a certification program for head impact sensors to track the number of hits a player sustains above 20 g's of linear force wasn't exactly what Brooke de Lench had expected, but, nevertheless, a move that she wholeheartedly supports.
As was the case with the two-hour premiere, the third episode of "Friday Night Tykes" on the Esquire Network continued to be "must see" television for youth football parents for its educational value. Here are some of the safety issues it raised, with links to MomsTEAM content for further reading.
You have probably read a lot already about the new reality television series, Friday Night Tykes (FNT) which premieres tonight on the Esquire Network.
Like many of those who have weighed in so far, I am troubled, to put it mildly, about what it says about youth football, San Antonio, Texas-style. [For some of what I think, watch tonight's "Inside Edition"]
A lot has already been written about the new reality television series, "Friday Night Tykes." Because, in so many ways, it provides a perfect example of precisely how NOT to run a youth football program, to enhance the viewing experience, Brooke de Lench offers a viewing guide, listing just some of the safety issues raised in the first two episodes, along with links to related MomsTEAM content.
On Wednesday, January 29, 2014, during Super Bowl XLVIII Week, I will be participating in a panel discussion at the second annual Coalition for Concussion Treatment (#C4CT) Concussion Awareness Summit to be held this year at the United Nations in New York City.
On Wednesday, January 29, 2014, during Super Bowl XLVIII Week, Brooke de Lench will be participating in a panel discussion at the second annual Coalition for Concussion Treatment (#C4CT) Concussion Awareness Summit at the United Nations in New York City.
Being on time is crucial. It is also so important to teach out kids the value of time, and one easy way to do so is by having them wear a watch. From stylish favorites to new fitness trackers, here are some of our favorite watches for kids.
TIMEX: The renowned brand, Timex, has been tracking time since 1854. Their recent kids&apos; line encourages the next generation to tell time (and be on time) with a fun collection of analog watches with some favorites like the Timex Kids Analog Lizards, Timex Kids Analog Ballet, and the Kids Analog Butterfly - all of which offer a colorful and vibrant watch for kids to tell time and express themselves.
May28th: We love the vibrant watches from May28th, and they recently introduced a fun new Kids Collection. These petite-sized watches ($34) are perfect for smaller-sized wrists, and is now offered with a flamingo print, along with a simple black and white. Some of our favorites include the 02:46PM KIDS WATCH and the 3:05 KIDS WATCH featuring a plastic watch face, fun colors, and a comfortable band.
VTech’s Kidizoom Smartwatch: We are loving the first ever fun camera watch for kids: the Kidizoom® Smartwatch. As the first Smartwatch for kids, this innovative, multi-function watch is packed with fun features like a built-in camera, video and fun photo effects, record videos and play built-in games - offering an enriching fun and educational experience in a wearable, kid-friendly, take-anywhere gadget. Featuring vibrant colors: such as blue, pink, white and green, the watch includes an easy-to-use 1.4’’ color touch screen, as well as more than 50 digital and analog clock displays, the multi-functional Kidizoom Smartwatch is perfect for kids learning to tell time. The Kidizoom Smartwatch also boasts a rechargeable battery, alarm clock, timer, stopwatch, voice recorder with funny voice changing effects and parental game controls. Because it is made just for kids, the Kidizoom Smartwatch features a durable design to withstand drops and bumps and is splash and sweat proof. In addition, the Kidizoom Smartwatch is PC and MAC compatible and includes 4 fun games, special effects including an alarm clock with fun tones, a timer and stopwatch, animation customized photo frames, color filters and distortion effects; fun video frames, splash proof and sweat proof as well as made with a kid-durable design to withstand drops and bumps. The Kidizoom Smartwatch (www.vtechkids.com/kidizoomsmartwatch)is designed for kids ages four and up and has an MSRP of $59.99.