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Self-check Yourself for Being an Overbearing Parent
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Do you find yourself focusing on the development of your child as an athlete more than as a person?





Do you see yourself maintaining a perspective that this is sports and should be fun?





Do you find yourself watching or attending more than 25% of your child’s practices?





Do you find yourself critiquing officials out loud during your child’s games?





Do you find yourself critiquing your child’s coach during games?





Do you feel that you need to put more financial support behind your child’s athletic development?





Do you find yourself talking about your child’s coach at home or work?





Do you feel that you put your child under an unrealistic level of pressure to succeed?





Do you have your child traveling out of state for competition more than once a year?





Do you find yourself arguing with your child before or after games/competition?





Do you find yourself frustrated with your child’s lack of drive to win?





Do you find that most of the conversations you have with your child revolve around their sport(s)?





Do you feel as though you have to push your child to play sports?





Do you find that you are constantly changing teams or coaches because “the coach didn’t give us a fair chance”?





Do the people closest to you (i.e., family members) tell you that you need to back off and re-evaluate your level of involvement in your child’s sport’s experience?





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