Parent Playbook
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Welcome to Tiny Troops Soccer’s Parent Playbook, aka your guide to soccer tips, fun activities, and expert advice for families with toddlers and preschoolers. Here you’ll find drills, games, and coaching insights to help your child develop skills while having fun!
Activities & Skills: Dribbling & Trapping the Ball
One of the most basic skills that Tiny Troopers learn their very first day on the field is to dribble…
Growing Up Military: 3 Tips I Would Give My Younger Self
“Bloom where you are planted.” “Military Brat.” Do either sound familiar? I spent 23 years as a military child, and…
Help! My Child Refuses to Play Soccer
It’s finally here- Soccer Saturday! Your little one has been looking forward to going to soccer. Since you signed them…
3 Little Known Secrets about Our Stellar Coaching Staff
Do you want your child to learn soccer fundamentals from the best coaches? Do you want them to learn, thrive,…
Is Your Child Using Their Listening Ears?
Have you ever listened to yourself saying the following: “Stop!” “Don’t do that!” “Please wait!” We’ve all said these things,…
6 Ways Tiny Troops Soccer Benefits Your Child
Are you looking for the right sports program for your child? Have you tried other programs only to walk away…
Baby, It’s Cold Outside! (You Need to Get Moving!)
The middle of winter is upon us, and for many of our Tiny Troopers, that means cold winds and low…
A Soccer Coach – Your Child’s First Teacher
If you talk to a youth soccer coach, you’ll find that they are passionate about more things than just soccer.…
The Big Day: What to Expect During Your Player’s First Month on the Field
It’s happening, the Big Day, your player’s first-ever soccer class! The excitement is infectious, and you can’t wait to see…
Indoor Boredom Stoppers
Up until recently, I lived in Arizona, and right now, it is HOT HOT HOT. I always tried to stay…
Backyard Playtime: DIY Obstacle Course
Help your toddlers and preschoolers beat boredom with their own DIY obstacle course in the backyard. Many of these items…
Traveling with Littles
Being in a military family means learning to get better at traveling often. Whether it’s moving or going to visit…