Janis Meredith

Your parenting words have tremendous power. Be picky about the ones you choose.

But in addition to all of these good gifts, what your child really needs is a gift that will keep on giving

There IS a way to prioritize family as well as fill your lives with all things sports.

Mistakes are not desirable, of course, but they will happen and as a coach.

We all know that losing can bring opportunities for growth and improvement for athletes.

Youth sports parents realize how valuable the youth sports years were.

No parent—or maybe I should say, very few parents— are born naturally with an abundance of patience

If you really want to help your athlete do their best, succeed, grow and develop, then I have three simple suggestion

Here are a few more ways to say “I love you” to your child

Conversations that should be happening between coaches and parents