A parent can do many different activities to help improve an infant's attention span. Attention is learned, it is not ingrained in us.

Attachment and bonding is fully established in a child by age 3. We want people to understand how a baby is feeling so the adult then knows how to make the baby feel more secure.

If kids have an early start, they have the skills necessary to fight off a bully or someone trying to sell them drugs. Kids are resilient. If someone tries to get them into drugs, they have the skills to say no because someone talked to them about the importance of standing up for themselves at an early age.

Not if I can help it. I don't want to give up any points. But those guys are playing well and it will be our biggest challenge yet.

Actually, I'm not sure we're paying attention to that. I'm just paying attention to doing whatever it takes to help this team.

He knows the subtleties of scoring. If he can help guys with release time or the ability to set up in the zone, it could mean one or two more chances per game.