My little boy would rather play with bats, balls, baseball gloves, and helmets rather than watch cartoons or cars. He will sit and watch a basketball game for hours mimicking how the players shoot and he is totally fascinated with sports. I don't push him to be like this, he just naturally is. Is there anyone that knows of something pertaining to sports that he can get involved in at this early age? Please let me know.
Have you tried the YMCA? I know they definintely have swim programs for toddlers, but not sure about other sports. You might look online to see what they offer (http://www.ymca-arlington.org).
Try the Rec centers. I don't live in Arlington, but Coppell rec centers have sports classes starting at age 3.
My kids are 2 and 3, which means I am always looking for fun things for them to be involved in. The best resource I have found for activites is actually a few of the local recreation centers (I use Hurst and NRH). Here's the link to finding information about what's going on at your local recreation centers in Arlington for preschoolers: http://www.ci.arlington.tx.us/park/funtimes/funtimes_2006...
I'm not sure of the age, but I would contact the Arlington Recreation Center since you're there in Arlington. There are several different locations. Check out the list below and try to get your hands on a Fun Times brochure for more deatils! Here's wishing your son lots of luck in his sports! Who knows what he'll become! That's very exciting!
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my two year old son is exactly the same way. He loves all sports and is pretty good for a two year old.
I haven't heard of any sports for a two year old.
The is a soccertots.net its not a game just learning.
