I think the other girls on the team need to invite this player in question to a "Blanket Party" and let them sort it out amongst themselves. No need to get the parents involved.
Maybe ask her if she wants to play softball. I know Mom and Dad said she does, but does she really find out.
Maybe ask her if she wants to play softball. I know Mom and Dad said she does, but does she really find out.
You'd think actually talking to her about her wants would've crossed my mind, but it didn't, lol. I had a talk with her about her attitude and not listening and when that didn't work I talked to her parents where I questioned her want to play. I'll be asking her tonight if she's really wanting to play.
You'd think actually talking to her about her wants would've crossed my mind, but it didn't, lol. I had a talk with her about her attitude and not listening and when that didn't work I talked to her parents where I questioned her want to play. I'll be asking her tonight if she's really wanting to play.
But did you ask her if she wants to play softball? You might have but you say you talked about attitude and not listening, not the same things.
This is a critical factor. It's very possible that her parents want her to play, but she doesn't. If you can, have this conversation away from her parents and other players, with the reassurance that you won't be upset no matter what her answer is. If she isn't enjoying playing, trying to force it isn't going to bring the love...ever.