By Layla Wilson

Hey there, fellow sports moms! It’s me again Layla! As a mom of multiple kids who play sports, I know how exciting it is to see your child score that winning goal, make that game-winning catch, or even just show improvement in their skills.

No matter how big or small the victory, it's important to celebrate them and show our kids how proud we are of their hard work and dedication.

Here are 8 tips for celebrating your child's victories, big and small:

• Make a big deal out of it: When your child achieves something, make sure you let them know just how proud you are of them. Celebrate with high fives, hugs, and maybe even a little dance.

• Post it on social media: Let the world know about your child's accomplishments by posting it on social media. Not only will your child feel proud, but they'll also feel loved and supported by their friends and family.

• Create a special tradition: Make a special tradition for your child's achievements, like going out for ice cream after every game or doing a victory dance together.

• Give them a special treat: Treat your child to something special after a victory, like their favorite meal or dessert.

• Write them a note: Write your child a note congratulating them on their accomplishment. It's a simple gesture that can mean a lot to your child.

  
  

• Make a scrapbook: Create a scrapbook or memory box to keep track of your child's achievements. It's a great way to look back on all the amazing things they've accomplished.

• Display their accomplishments: Display your child's accomplishments in your home. Hang up their medals, trophies, or ribbons where everyone can see them.

• Celebrate the effort, not just the outcome: Remember to celebrate your child's effort, not just the outcome. Even if they didn't win the game, praise them for their hard work and dedication.

Remember, celebrating your child's victories is not only important for their self-esteem and confidence, but it also shows them that their hard work and dedication are valued and appreciated. 

So, let's all be proud sports moms and celebrate our children's achievements, big and small!