AHHH... someone save me..

I didn't know those cleets were for indoor. Hmm I wonder what the difference is. Also you need a No. 3 ball?? Is that anything like a No. 2 pencil? THEY ALL WRITE THE SAME *LoL* thats so stupid. Good luck =)

Any sport makes life more hectic with the practices and the games. It does put a tight squeeze on the budget and the family time. When my kids were small we had 2 boys in football and one girl in basketball. Those juggling acts were a challenge for sure. You'll make it and enjoy it all at the same time. Hang in there! God bless you!

wait until he gets into football (your first choice) & he practices everyday & a game a week. and at the same time brianne is doing cheerleading; practicing at a different time everyday at a different location than football practice. then you still have to fit in homework, dinner & family time.

what you will be starting in a couple of weeks is your warm up for things to come!!! :)

how i do not miss those days of running from field to field and eating dinner at 8pm. or at 3:30pm. :)

yup....i remember years just like that. basketball, volleyball, dance, cheerleading, girl scouts, ccd classes....all in one week. then me being pta president, girl scout leader, volunteering at the school, etc. on top of that being a single parent. dinner at 8 pm was a good day!!!! :)

(one year megan was on 3 basketball teams in 3 different leagues that overlapped each other by 2 weeks. that was fun!!)

Good luck Anne, I am sure you are going to have lots of fun while losing your mind lol. im a soccer person myself.

Good Luck, that's a busy busy schedule!!!!

Anne, Welcome to my world.... there are soccer sneakers that are played on surfaces that they do not want to wreck. then there is the indoor cleat that is rubbery on the bottom. and the outdoor cleat that has some sharpness to it, maybe even metal that can grab the grass unless you are playing on turf, then there is another type of cleats.

I'm surprised that they are making him wear "cleats" at all at his age. Cleats when kids have fallen over each other, can cause scrapes and bruises. I think my sons tell me that there is a different amount of cleats on the bottom of the shoe for the different sports. when he gets older, do not buy football cleats when playing soccer and vice versa... kids will tease them if they don't have the right sports cleats on. and then there is lacrosse cleats...aye!

Finally, the balls all have number depending upon the size and the ages of the kids. the number 3 ball is the smallest size. the number is written on the ball. let me ask if my kids have one that is not blown up. I can send you one if I have one... oh, it may take a few days, my youngest is out at a sleepover. :)

I'm busy with school...but mostly trying to find someone I can call and find out who is in charge now of the homeschool group to see if they will let us back in

The number 3 ball refers to size...it's a small one.

Good luck...it's very busy here with school, choir, band, dance, scouts, etc

As long as he has fun with it

you will be fine,, hope your sanity goes well and remember there is a pillow to scream at you know

My kids have the no 3 ball because they are still young. The same goes for basketballs too. There are different sizes for different ages.