What's the suitable sports for kids?

[LordQuas]

Tackle football

 

[uscmd]

3 a bit young. At that age anything that begins muscle development is fine. A few general suggestions

1. Any sport the child enjoys that develops hand eye co-ordination is ideal.
2. The child will find his way to a sport he enjoys, support him.
3. Its fine to expose him to different sports, but try extra hard to not impose your own agenda.

I'm 76. At 12 I was 6'6. Of course all I heard was "basketball." Coaches, friends, my dad. I hated basketball, much preferred baseball and football. Pressure for kids is often counterproductive.
Let your kids find their own way. Good luck.

 

[Tuesday]

I say soccer as well...easy to play simple game to understand and learn and one of the best for overall exercise?

 

[annyfibe]

Any idea which sports should we introduce to the 3 years old kid? My baby spend a lot of his time in the toddlers swing, but I know there is no physical exercise in the swing. I want him to play a game which involves the movement of his whole body? Any suggestion?

Swimming is the the best activity to involve all your body.

 

[brendanjack]

Got to go with swimming . Not only is it safe but a peace of mind . drowning is no joke and knowing your kid can swim is a huge relief .
I have a swimming pool construction and service company and every year i hear of a fatal accident with drowning and it can be prevented , doesn’t take long for a parent to lose there focus of there child in a tub or any shallow body of water. It may not be the sport of your desire but well Worth knowing

 

[christinebenson]

If you are in search of the best sports for kids, you are making an informed decision for their health and overall development.

 

[BorisYeltsin]

Tennis…hand eye coordination, movement - change of direction, conditioning also good transition to other sports with those skills and arm strength from serving

 

[yamsmithy]

There are plenty of sports suitable for them but I think going with the sports without much physicality wil be nice for you. Try swimming or track and field to build up their bodies and possibly give them a baseline for the other top sports.

 

[thecasinowizard]

Soccer is a great sport for young kids and kids in general.

 

[stepphiesecret]

Any idea which sports should we introduce to the 3 years old kid? My baby spend a lot of his time in the toddlers swing, but I know there is no physical exercise in the swing. I want him to play a game which involves the movement of his whole body? Any suggestion?

Out with the swing, in with soccer! Just dodgeball you play with your feet!

 

[tinsa88]

hmmmmmmmmm

 

[tinsa88]

Xin chào

 

[smongronk2]

Agree with messages further up suggesting to figure out what your child is interested in as a first, considering it also wouldn't be the best to "throw" the kid into something they won't like. With proper interest it becomes so much easier, than with something that isn't exactly a fit. Mine kicked balls and balloons everywhere, so soccer was kind of a given, but not the case for everyone.

 

[topbettor24]

I think badminton is good for it)

 

[Sresto_boi]

I think Football for leg and tennis/badminton for hands
and for full body
Martial Arts

 

[ledtv]

Any idea which sports should we introduce to the 3 years old kid? My baby spend a lot of his time in the toddlers swing, but I know there is no physical exercise in the swing. I want him to play a game which involves the movement of his whole body? Any suggestion?

volleyball, swimming, catch, with a balloon, and mostly whatever the child likes to play

 

[Bozzie]

I'd tie his right arm down now and force him into becoming a left handed relief pitcher.

$$$

 

[Sportstalks]

Um I think it's depend on your kid's gender. If your kid is a boy, I recommend football that has been considered one of the forever best sports for kids to play, this sport can be taught to kids as early as 3 years is fast gaining popularity all over with several kids training to be champions or some outdoor sports like running, bicycling, inline skating,... If your kid is a girl, there are many sports that can develop her skills like cheer leading, swimming, tennis,... that's my opinion

yeah true it really depends on the kid and what they enjoy most sometimes girls love football too and boys can be great at swimming or tennis it’s all about what makes them happy and active

 

[uscmd]

Why not expose him to all of them. See which ones he likes. Ability and enjoyment will determine what he chooses to pursue I'd rule out boxing. Just kidding. Good luck.

 

[keepthepoiints]

Hockey