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LeBron James doesn't let his sons play football

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HB, that was a wicked hit!! Now that I know your son is OK, I feel more sorry for the kid that hit your son than your son. Can you imagine having that tool as your dad? How a parent of a kid could say what he said to you when your son was laying on the ground is absolutely incredible.

 

So glad to hear he is OK...

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My stepson decided after playing Grades 1-6 that he didnt want to play any longer. He is a pretty good athlete and was a very talented football player. It was kind of disappointing to his mom and myself but we both agree it is probably for the best. He is strictly basketball now and even though there is a chance of being hurt (ankle, knee, concussion, etc) the chances are not as great as in football. The sad thing is there are parents who make their kids feel like GARBAGE if they dont play football. You see it every season, a kid who has no business out there and doesnt want to be out there and gets blown up or screws up plays. All you have to do is look at his parents and how they act during the games and it all makes sense.

 

You did the right thing Q. I have always said that if you MAKE your son play football when he does NOT want to, I think that is child abuse. You are basically forcing your kid to be physically hit many times per week. Football is not for everyone obviously. Making a kid play football when he does not want to is MUCH worse than not letting him play when does want to.

Have not read through all the post, but my personnal take on this is, I don't care what Lebron allows his kids to do or not do, that is his choice as a parent and it shouldn't be anyone elses concern, talk, twitter, facebook, football forums or anything otherwise.

It's just a political stance some parents take who want to shield their kids from harm.

I played

My kid plays

 

Smart move to make all decisions for your kids. That way when they get older they will resent you for not letting they do what they wanted.

 

Playing basketball sure did Kevin Ware good. If God wants you hurt, then you will get hurt, if not, then you wont.

 

So will Lebron allow his kids to drive a car, people get killed in cars everyday.

Will he allow his kids to go outside, people get shot/kidnapped randomly everyday.

 

Did you make your kids go to church? I did and they didn't like it some Sundays.

So am I a bad parent for letting my son play football if he wants to?

 

No, you are not. However, you are not a bad parent either if you don't allow them to do things or make thm do things they don't want to. Parenting is about guiding and making some choices for your kids.

No, you are not. However, you are not a bad parent either if you don't allow them to do things or make thm do things they don't want to. Parenting is about guiding and making some choices for your kids.

 

 

I agree.

I played

My kid plays

 

Smart move to make all decisions for your kids. That way when they get older they will resent you for not letting they do what they wanted.

 

Playing basketball sure did Kevin Ware good. If God wants you hurt, then you will get hurt, if not, then you wont.

 

So will Lebron allow his kids to drive a car, people get killed in cars everyday.

Will he allow his kids to go outside, people get shot/kidnapped randomly everyday.

 

:thumb:

This is why he doesn't want his kids to play football. Though he needs to study soccer a little more closely.

 

http://bluegrasspreps.com/college-football/ohio-state-senior-292238.html#post5304014

 

He was a wrestler for OSU and only joined the football team this year and only played in one game.

 

1. Road crashes: Kill 260,000 children a year and injure about 10 million. They are the leading cause of death among youths ages 10 to 19, and a leading cause of child disability

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=98055567

He was a wrestler for OSU and only joined the football team this year and only played in one game.

 

1. Road crashes: Kill 260,000 children a year and injure about 10 million. They are the leading cause of death among youths ages 10 to 19, and a leading cause of child disability

Traffic Accidents Top Cause Of Fatal Child Injuries : NPR

 

I'm guessing he won't let them wrestle either.

I'm guessing he won't let them wrestle either.

 

Or get in a car.

Or get in a car.

 

I wouldn't be surprised if they aren't in a car much. Probably fly everywhere like Kobe does. :lol2:

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