😭 DOES YOUR CHILD get upset after a game?
Here’s how you can help!
1. Shift the focus from winning, to development and having fun.
It’s natural for children to feel upset after a tough game, especially if they’ve lost. However, it’s important to remind them that football is about more than just winning.
Shift the focus towards their personal development and the fun they had.
Highlight what they’ve learned, how they’ve improved, and the joy of playing with teammates.
This helps them understand that there’s more to the game than winning and losing.
2. Celebrate their effort, not just the result.
Praise them for their hard work, and attitude throughout the match.
Instead of focusing on the score, say something like, “Well done for giving everything out there today.” This reinforces the idea that their commitment and attitude matter most, not just the outcome.
Encouragement like this will help build their resilience and encourage a positive mindset, even w...