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Parenting can be a serious job, but that doesn't mean you can't play around with your kids, Keltner says.

John O'Sullivan says that making the ride home a 'teachable moment' starts to take the joy out of the game.

A former pro golfer says that if you say anything game-related, you might think about asking these questions.

Billie Jean King ([@BillieJeanKing](https://twitter.com/BillieJeanKing)) -- a 2009 recipient of...

Kids often need a guiding force in their life, even outside of sports, and coaches can help provide that.

Praising ineffective or absent effort is the same thing as telling kids "I don't expect you to improve."

"Nobody is going to sweep the ice for you" when life gets challenging as an adult, Carol Dweck explains.

O'Sullivan urges parents to ask their kids what will be most helpful for them during games rather than yelling

Mental skills coach Graham Betchart on the power of positive reinforcement when athletes recover from mistakes

Oliver Luck--NCAA exec, former NFLer and noted sports parent--on balancing "toughness" and positivity.