Does anyone know if there is a baseball little leagues in Whittier, ca. or the surrounding areas for my boy who is turning two in December.
I have never heard of an organized baseball league for 2 year olds. Most places will start t-ball at 4 or 5.
I don't know about CA but typically kids must be 4 or 5 to sign-up for T-ball....I think they can be 4 when the season starts if they will turn 5 by the official end of the season (I think like Aug 1st).
Call the YMCA, we had our 3 year old in the Soccer Camp this past Spring. I think they had to be a full 3 years old but it was a Micro soccer class. It was just classes that taught the kids how to kick, they played games and ran around a lot. hey got t-shirts and medals.
Never heard of a baseball league for 2 yr olds...here in WA T-ball starts at 4 or 5.
The closest thing I have seen is "sports camps" programs put on by the city...usually only a couple of weeks long, during the summer for maybe 3-4 yrs olds and here they cover all the sports not just one.
hi, most parks and rec's have baseball and all other sports i would check them out but I don't think they allow kids that young to play i believe the starting age is 4 but you'll have to check with the parks in your area.
good luck.
At 2 years old (my son is almost 5 now) I signed my son with the Mini Skyhawks all-sports camp. I'm not sure if they hold camps in that area but you could find out. In my city, T-Ball starts at age 4.
In the all-sports camp my DS actually loved soccer even more than baseball so now he is signed up with our city's soccer team and is having a blast =-)
However, he still loves playing baseball with me & Dad, plus with the kids in our neighborhood.
Have fun!
Our rec center has sports camps like the other moms are describing. They are either just one sport or a mix and they are for ages 18-3 I think. My kids are too young, but love sports so we drive up to the local ball fields on the weeknds with our T-ball set from walmart and practice. My daughter is four and so far she is awesome! She can really hit the ball and understands to take off running as fast as she can to the next base. My son (age 2) loves baseball, but the field is so exciting so he spends his time running around and playing in the nice red dirt! It's a great free family affair....and it really poops them out :-)
When your son is three you can check into Blastball. It is like pre T-ball.
