Summary: When buying a child's first baseball glove, consider the expense of the glove and whether or not it's comfortable and not too big. Purchase a kid's first baseball mitt with tips from a youth soccer and baseball coach in this free video on youth sports.
Jill Weiss was a Division 1 All-American Softball player at Indiana State University. For the past four years, she has been a full-time college and professional coach. Weiss has also...read more
"Hi! This is Steve Hughes. And we're going to talk a little bit about buying your son or your daughter's first baseball mitt. And usually when you're buying this, your daughter or son is going to be about five, six or seven years old. One of the things that you want to think about. Actually there's several different types of gloves that you want to buy. You can buy a first base mans' mitt. There is catchers mitts, there is in field gloves there's out field gloves. I think, at this early age. It's really not, not that important to be so specific about buying the glove. Just one that feels comfortable. And is not too big. One they can handle and one they can, when they put their hand in. Feels comfortable to them. Another something you want to also want to think about, also. Is the expense of the glove. Buying a real expensive glove, early on. Is not necessary. They're going to grow out of that glove in one or two years. Five, six or seven. They get to nine, ten, eleven years old. They're going to grow out of that glove. So you don't want to buy anything, too expensive. But one that basically feels comfortable on their hand. So that should give you an idea, what you're looking for. When you're buying your first glove."
eHow Article: How to Buy Your Child's First Baseball Glove