101 Ways to Be a Terrific Sports Parent: Making Athletics a Positive Experience for Your Child

Bought this for a present for my daughter and son in law. With 3 active boys there is always something to learn.I read through and thought it had a lot of good insight in helping kids develop their skills ans feelings. Parents can learn it is not all about them. Should be promoted by local little leagues and sports teams.

Clear and,neat

I think this should be a mandatory manual for sports parents. Covers everyone from parents of rec type athletes to the serious elite club players.

Highly recommend!

I found this book incredibly helpful and interesting. The way Dr. Fish breaks down the chapters allowed me to cut through the clutter and find the sections that were most relevant to me. I really feel like I am now better prepared to help my son get the most out of his little league experience.

The conclusion of this book is the best part, but I found that I needed to read the '101 ways' to really understand it. I suggest you scan the table of contents to see if what leads you to look into this book is addressed, and just buy it if any are even close. If you think you need this book.... you do. Buy it, read it.

This is a much needed book in my opinion. I want to do everything I can to help my child. Also recommended: 'Everything You Never Wanted To Know About Your Nonprofit Corporation' by Ms. Cellaneous, The Unknown Attorney, for a look at kids sports and booster clubs from a legal and protective (of your kids) viewpoint.

Grear book, great tips for parents

Great tips on how to handle different situation with my own children