The Ten Commandments For Hockey Parents: Lessons Learned By Breaking Them All

So your child is playing hockey? Awesome! Brace yourself for belligerent hockey parents, who scream at the refs and push their future NHL recruit while you try to figure out your next move. You're frustrated with the team your player is on and their lack of playing time. Your player begging for a new $300 stick, and you're wondering how you can avoid filing bankruptcy this season! Deep breath and exhale. You can do this and keep your reputation in tact with the help of this veteran hockey mom. This funny and personal book, The Ten Commandments for Hockey Parents (or other sports) Lessons Learned by Breaking Them All! shares hard won advice for current and future hockey parents and parents of kids participating in other sports. The book will help you focus on becoming the calm, quiet, positive and healthy hockey parent you should be. The experienced hockey mom author has broken all these commandments, and her bad behavior will give you insight into what happens when you act on emotion rather than following the commandments. You and your player will learn to focus on things you can control, rather than losing your cool, which could even result in the worse case scenario of your player getting kicked off the team. The Ten Commandments will help you relax and enjoy your player's hockey experience, and trust the process! A must read for any hockey parents, grandparents, or coaches who want to keep their sanity!

Author: Melissa West Versich

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: May 04, 2019

Number of Pages: 104 pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1096698366

ISBN-13: 9781096698364