Sibling Rivalry In Sports

Chances are that if you have more than one child, particularly if they are of the same gender, you have experienced a certain amount of rivalry between them. Some of this competition stems from academic prowess, some due to differences in social aptitude and oft-times it results from differences in physical ability. While this may be a typical circumstance in families with two or more children, it can be very detrimental to the harmony within the family and particularly between the siblings involved. Teaching the children to accept themselves and to be supportive of their siblings is something most parents desire. Parents who expose their children to various activities and sports from a young age allow their kids to determine which activities they enjoy and which ones they do well at. Little League Soccer provides children as young as four years of age to participate on teams and to learn basic skills. Basketball programs are available for children in elementary school and beyond as are football and baseball programs. Obviously parents hope that their kids will enjoy the experiences they are having, develop skills, and learn to support their teammates. It helps kids immeasurably when parents take enough interest that they are spectators at as many of these events as possible and when they offer encouragement. In some families the trouble arises when the parents seem to favor one sport over another and steer their kids in that direction rather than allowing their children to choose for themselves what they want to become involved with. Sadly, some parents also spend a lot of time praising the sporting abilities and accomplishments of one child and neglect the efforts of some of their other children. Naturally we all like to see our kids achieve success and do well but it behooves us to focus on the abilities of each of our children in the various areas of their lives and to let them know that we value their contributions. Unfortunately most of us have witnessed parents who seem to be reveling in the successes of their more physically talented off-spring in loud and showy demonstrations but who do not seem to acknowledge the contributions of the children who are not so talented and who do not achieve a lot of success. This certainly contributes to poor self-esteem in their young children and does absolutely nothing good in fostering loving relationships between siblings. iRXurEyN
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