re: Parents of future HOF athletes, let me press my question upon you...UPDATE IN OP

I bought some size 7 at academy in houma for my 4 year old pele.

I did sense your humor in this thread not all of us have to remove the stick from our arse.

Funny thing is you go to most baseball associations now most of the cheering and good times are going on at the tball fields enjoy them when they are young.

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Spending $30 on my daughter's cleats must seem like alot to all you miserable turds who probably need that money so you can put it toward the next video game for your fat kids.

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My $30 bucks will be spent on a tee and whiffle balls in my backyard. She wanted to play organized. I didn't see the need to travel to a park to do less work than we could get done in the backyard.

Good luck, sport. If she needs an agent, call me.

Look, my niece just turned 3, and I couldn't imagine her being in a t ball league right now. She is a bright child, but kids her age are too aloof to have balls hit/thrown at them during a game. Way to many distractions. I say give her one more year.



My opinion would be to buy a book, and spend some QT with your kid covering all the basics.

You can, and will, ultimately do what you want. In fact, you probably know what is best for child.

Just don't act like you do on here when you are at your kid's games.

Go to academy and buy the smallest size possible and stuff a sock or something in it. They have cleats for 9 dollars. It will make her happy.

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Just don't act like you do on here when you are at your kid's games.

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Oh, don't use reason to deal with people who are unable to reason. You're right... I did make that mistake.

Thanks for your advice that I didn't ask for. I think I have plenty of knowledge to teach my kid how to play Tball. I played varsity baseball and coach JV and Varsity baseball.

I believe his thread title was a bit tongue in cheek. I'm pretty sure he knows his kid isn't a future HOF'er. The guy was just seeing if somebody knew where to find toddler cleats. May not be for everybody, and likely the game that will be played will be a bunch of parents laughing at the kids chasing the ball, or the kid with their glove on their head I don't think any kid is going to get burnt out for having played "baseball" at 3. It really is a league for parents and the OP admits as much in the 2nd sentence. I believe folks just took this way to seriously and wanted to bash the guy for being "one of those dads" when everything seems to point to the fact that he's just wondering if they make cleats for lil people. The guy clearly says the girl doesn't need cleats, but thought he'd come on here and see if anyone knew. Of course, instead, he gets a lot of bullshite like most anybody else that posts on here. End rant [Shakes head that I just had a rant about a thread that should've been about kids cleats]

Had trouble with a small 4 year old...so he's wearing cleats a size too big, but they work.

Outfitted the little champ from head to toe. Heard a dad at practice tell another last night "that kid looks like a ball player"

Mission accomplished

BTW. . .Check out Bob's Little Feet on Sherwood. They have a lot of good options. Don't know if they have cleats but we get a lot of my boy's shoes there. They're really helpful.