Diamond Moms

Mom and author. Youngest son played baseball from age 5 through 3 years of college.

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Playing sports is an entry level course in learning the importance of personal discipline.

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Baseball is a man’s world but moms should not leave themselves out of the picture! http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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If it is important to your child, pay attention. It makes dinner conversations better! http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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Baseball is a game of failure. Remember, if a player hits a ball 3x out of 10, he is successful. Kind of redefines the word “success.”

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Need a handbook for baseball? Download digital version of Diamond Moms. Get answers from t-ball to college ball! http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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Your voice carries and even though your child cannot hear “pick up your shoes” he can hear, from 100 yards, “Oh no, he/she screwed up.”

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Every player is someone’s son or daughter cherished. Never say about them what you would not want them to say about your child.

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Teach your child to respect his or her body. Drugs are abundant; help them make a wise choice. http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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Put down your cell phone when your son is playing on the field. Give him the gift of your presence. http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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Don’t live your life through your children. Celebrate them, love them, discipline them, guide them and give them their own experience.

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If your daughter wants to play baseball, let her. She will gain respect and confidence. http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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Team sports teach our children that cooperation is how to best win in the game of life.

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If you are new to baseball, the score is added up by “runs” and not by “points.” Important information! http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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Injuries can lead to a dependence upon painkillers. Be aware of the signs and educate yourself and your child. http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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In the beginning, sometimes daisies in the outfield are more interesting than the ball. It’s okay. http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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Teach your children to respect and be kind to their teammates, especially if they are better skilled.

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Every player is someone’s son or daughter cherished. Never say about them what you would not want them to say about your child.

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It’s not about diet, it is about fuel. To the degree possible, regard nutrition seriously. It makes a difference. http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT

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Don’t compete with parents for your child’s ranking on the team. Let your child’s ability speak for itself.

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Learn to love your son’s love for America’s favorite pastime – baseball! http://t.co/2hNuPSZSVT