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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let me preface this by saying I’m clueless about sports. I’m an arts oriented person. My ten year old son is currently playing soccer. Practice twice a week. Husband works late, I have two younger kids, so it’s a hassle doing practices. Carpool isn’t an option yet as he got put on a team where we don’t know anyone. Typically I ask my son to get ready and if he doesn’t, I tell him to come get me when he is ready, which motivates him to move because he hates being late. So basically a natural consequence for him is being late. Today he was 30 minutes late for practice because he took forever to turn off the tv, get changed and get his gear. He cried and was embarrassed about being late, so most likely this won’t happen again for a few weeks. Is it rude to the team that we’re showing up late? Am I sending conflicting messages about respecting your team? [/quote] Nope sounds fine to me- good job! In fact, i have a 10yo and may try the same- so sick of nagging him to get ready for baseball practice. He loves it but is sooo slow to get ready. I would not do it for a game (not fair to his coach Or his teammates)[/quote]
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