how cAN YOU TELL YOUR 25 years old child that you not sport him know more?
543136
How can you support anyone?  You can't even spell!
611100
At that age there are only a few things you need to know and help them learn.\n1.  have fun, no one cares what the score is.  If your league keeps score in these games, lobby as hard as possible to get rid of that.  US Soccer Coaches Assoc. and US Soccer Federation official rules for that age is to not keep score.\n2.  Games should be no more then 4 players. That way everyone touches the ball and gets involved.  If you have 10 players on your team, split into two groups of 5 and have 2 games going at the same time.\n3.  No hands.  Simple as that.  Remind the kids when they mess up, they will understand and remember sooner than you think.\n4.  "There's our goal, try to get the ball in it.  That's their goal, try to stop them from getting the ball in there"  That's all the instruction they need for the game.\n5.  No structured practice.  The game teaches.  Practices should be 30 minutes of free play.  Set up multiple goals with cones, toss out 2 or 3 balls and let teams of 2 see how many they can get.  No drills - ever.  Drills teach ball skills and tactics. 5-6 year olds will not remember skills and tactics, but they will remember having fun.\n6.  Everyone plays everywhere.  Specialization is close to 10 years away.\nGood luck
768604
That is the totally wrong way to tell your kids about sex.  You don't show your 5 year old your penis.  At 5 you don't tell them anything, if you have to tell them that you guys were just horse playing.  Then when they are about 13-15 then you tell them about sex.  They are way to young to get the concept about sex.
563148
yes stop being childish\ntell him yourself
691598
Just tell him.  So what if it hurts his ego, at least he'll learn that what he does isn't funny or amusing.  If a person is 24 and shooting peas out his nose, his ego should be the least of his worries.  Personally, I'd rather have someone tell me that I'm a pompous blowhard than have people let me live in a fantasy world where I think I'm the Messiah.
663129
You talk With the person..not At them...ask 'him' questions that require more than a yes or no answer. At 15, he's more than a child, he's a young adult...in 3 more years, he's legally accountable for his actions and decisions. When you're given answers to your questions, be very careful of your reaction-don't judge, if you don't understand something--say so, and ask his help in your understanding him better...and tell him how things were for you at his age...things are Very different now than they were when you were 15..and tell him that..and ask Him what kind of disapline should take place when he knowingly breaks one of your rules..remember-he's his own person..with his own thoughts and feelings..and at these ages, too, he's trying to make your rules His rules--and is gonna test them out..teenage yrs are difficult, but not impossible...
1044670
At that age, you can't really explain it, you show it. Get real life problems such as running a business or landscaping a yard. Have him run all the numbers.
489842
at this age not only because they are 10 or 11, girl lie to you because you are the only person she thinks will forgive her and it doesn't mean she doesn't care about you. To not to encourage her to keep lying when you are around, try to tell her I believe you and you don't have to tell this "story of yours"  let her knows that you are old enough to know everything. Do not try to get upset to her lies,  explain to her the reason why she should not lie .  Sometimes kids can't explain themselves, even they are angry or unhappy, they don't know how to release it.  And by lying sometimes they think they can get away from anything wrong they've done.  When they are in the mood, talking to them makes them feel they are appreciated, the same thing as they are mad, talk as you are their friend and someone who cares.
217818
with children that age, distraction is one of the best tools you can use. divert their attention to something else, then remove the toy from eyesight. if they aren't distracted, simply take the toy, explain that if they can't share they can't play, and put it out of reach and eyesight.
1070003
*Shivering*  I'm getting the willies...\n\nAll it takes is a casual, "you kids have fun, then."\nIf he wants to push the envelope, tell him flatly, "I really don't care."\n\nYou have to voice your opinion.  Speak up and let him know in a firm, polite tone of voice that you really don't care and you don't want to know.  If others around you hear you say that, so what?  One moment of discomfort will save you a long time of enduring this unwelcome data overload about your sister's sex life.
769511
Don't be too strict...don't let them run with the ball...but if they lift there pivit foot once don't sweat it...Let them touch each other but don't let them intentionally do it...if something is questionable let it slide...At that age the kids are just now learning the game...and calling every little thing won't help anything...all it'll do is make it a stop and go game...which no one will enjoy
290637
Spend more time having conversations with him. Don't let anyone use baby talk on him and don't let him watch shows like the teletubbies
184470
tell your father about this. Let the children do what they want. They will have a bored point which make them stop themselves to do such that things.
999142
leave the room and then politely and privately alert them to what you just wrote...youre doing nothing wrong by choosing not to hear about someones personal private life especially at your age
553684
I would be upset cuz i like to know where my kid even at the age of 20 (hehe thats my age) just left with out telling cuz i'll be worrie bout her in til she told me. I would like the heads up first
806913
A twenty-five year old and know what I know now....
1030155
Simply relate to them.  Don't act like a know-it-all adult because they'll shut you out quick.  If a teen says something R-rated, don't act like they did something wrong, or like you can't talk to them about a topic like that.  Apparently they know enough for it to come out of their mouth, so talk to them in a mature way about the topic.  Bring up MY SPACE.  All the kids are into that.  Tell them you want to see they're page, and then comment on it.