Dear Foundation for A Better Life: (A story called "I'm doing my best father") Several years prior on a warm summer day, my multi year old child (Gage) was contributing a nearby elite player diversion. I was one of his mentors. As a dad and mentor I needed to win this diversion terrible! My child was battling on the hill and strolled a couple of players. I began to shout at him and push him difficult to improve the situation and toss only strikes or else I would pull him from the diversion! Keep in mind this was just a multi year kid. The other mentor instructed me to ease up a little on him, yet I didn't. I kept on getting on him. At long last my 9 multi year child dropped his glove on the hill and turned and looked at me square without flinching and after that secured the two his ears with his hands to tell me that he had sufficiently heard from his father and mentor! The swarm in the seats thundered with endorsement. I was exceptionally irate at first with him then my better half fell off the cheap seats and said to me "Mentor I think he has sufficiently heard" So I gotten time out and went to the hill to converse with him. When I arrived he said "father I'm putting forth a valiant effort" I felt so awful and embarrassed for being so difficult on him and expecting such a great amount from my young child. I embraced him and revealed to him how sad I was and that he was working to perfection and furthermore I expected to figure out how to be a superior dad and mentor! I will always remember this profitable exercise that my multi year old child shown me and every other person at the ball stop that day. He, my child Gage is as yet contributing his sophomore year at SVU (Southern Virginia University) I figured this would be an extraordinary story to share and probability an incredible family TV advertisement.