Coach's Kid Hats

Coach's kid is an identity people carry long after they stop being kids. A FootballScoop letter to coaches' kids says it plainly: you do not know any different, and eventually you find that many of your friends cannot relate. It also promises an upside, that you will have so many big brothers in the players. The details recur across the features. A student paper quotes a coach's daughter saying everyone looks at you because of who your parents are. A Richmond Magazine piece on athletes with coach parents has one saying she got the way she prepares and watches film from her mother, and another admitting it is impossible to keep basketball separate. The stadium gets called a second home and the field the backyard. The market covers the early years well, with My Daddy Is the Coach tees and bodysuits for babies and toddlers. These hats are for the teen or adult who is still the coach's kid: three badges, COACH'S KID, COACH'S DAUGHTER and COACH'S SON, and six sentence designs about the childhood. Benched at family dinner, playing time that is not nepotism, a babysitter who was the whole team, first words that were run it again, a crib with a clipboard, and practice attended in utero. Coach's Wife is the spouse, and Volunteer Coach and PE Teacher are the coaches; this page is the child's. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat.