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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Unfortunately, bullying never stops until the bullied kid practices very hard. This not only improves his skills but more importantly greatly improves his/her self-confidence.

Being new to any team, there’s always a feeling of isolation unless the player joins with his/her friends too.  This happened to my DD when she joined a team 2 years ago. While she was a decent player, she was new to the travel team environment.  Hence, she didn’t understand some of the positioning and terminologies. She was fine after one season. In addition, she practiced a lot on her own and I noticed not only a spike in her skills but a huge spike in her confidence too. She’s now U13. [/quote]

^ I forgot to add in the above to hire a private coach for him. A private coach that motivates/encourages your DC will also greatly improve his/her confidence. While you can always complain to the coach or move to another team, your DC’s self-confidence will remain low. Have him/her improve then leave after the season is over is much better. He will be much better off this way. [/quote]

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