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While he is a nice guy, I have an issue that the other parents don't seem too concerned about. He constantly sends the girls text messages. There are days when my daughter receives up to 10 texts from him.
He texts about school, about other kids on the team and about "how they are feeling."
Should I confront him and ask him to stop texting my daughter? I don't want to risk alienating her from her team. She thinks I am overreacting, but I don't think it is normal or healthy for a fortysomething man to be constantly texting with young teenage girls.
What do you think?
The only reason for a coach to contact team members outside of practice is to notify them of a change to that day's schedule.
Tell him to stop. If he wants to know how your daughter is, he can ask her at practice or on game day. Otherwise, if he has any off-the-field questions that need to be directed to her having to do with the team, school or "how she's feeling," he can give you a call, and you'll pass the message along.
I can't believe the other parents don't have a problem with this. And it shouldn't matter whether your daughter sees this as an overreaction. You are the grown-up; you are her mother - you get to decide.
So decide.
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