Reviews for Training Camp Guide to Sports Parenting Encouraging Your Kids on and Off the Field

The average rating for Training Camp Guide to Sports Parenting Encouraging Your Kids on and Off the Field based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-09-08 00:00:00 Thomas Romanoff The book opens with the first three years, and with a chapter on the temperaments, but my absolute favorite section (that is literally glowing from the amount of orange highlighting and writing in my copy) is the chapter Fantasy and Fact in Early Childhood. I loved Cusick’s depiction of the importance of fantasy and fairy tales in developing our children’s psyche and sense of safety. As a librarian, I often come across parents who are concerned with their children reading fantasy materials, particularly the “original” versions of the stories (and there are many versions). The evidence is in: librarians and Waldorf educators agree that fantasy is a healthy developmental tool for children, in finding morality, feeling out dangerous situations without too much personal investment (death of a parent, etc.), and the fact that children do not want, need, and are indeed, incapable of processing technical information when a fantasy story would tell the “truth” much better. For this chapter alone, I would recommend this book to anyone. For my entire review, please visit

Review # 2 was written on 2009-03-04 00:00:00 Thaddeus Bouska good fast read. I like they way each chapter was concise and to the point and stayed in a narrow area of focus. the only thing I didn't get was that the author kept referring to keys and I could not find those...aren't things like that usually in a separate section in the back? if you have just been informed that you have a gifted child, this book is a great starting point