DEAR ANNIE: My 11-year-old son, “Max,” used to eat, sleep and breathe baseball. He wore his glove to the grocery store, slept ...

In today's Dear Annie column, travel-team dreams turn painful when an 11-year-old baseball lover loses confidence under a ...

Dear Annie: My 11-year-old son, “Max,” used to eat, sleep and breathe baseball. He wore his glove to the grocery store, slept ...

Dear Annie: My 11-year-old son, “Max,” used to eat, sleep and breathe baseball. He wore his glove to the grocery store, slept ...

Dear Annie: My 11-year-old son, “Max,” used to eat, sleep and breathe baseball. He wore his glove to the grocery store, slept ...

"When I gently raised my concerns with Coach Brian, he brushed me off and said the boys 'need to toughen up' if they want to ...

Dear Annie: My 11-year-old son, “Max,” used to eat, sleep and breathe baseball. He wore his glove to the grocery store, slept ...

Dear Protecting My Peace: You are not selfish. You are frightened, exhausted and trying to keep the people you love safe.

I see how much it hurts my husband that his son is shunned. At the same time, I feel responsible for protecting my kids ...

Dear Protecting My Peace: You are not selfish. You are frightened, exhausted and trying to keep the people you love safe.

Dear Annie: I don’t normally write in, but your advice to “Balancing Burdens,” the woman who was on the fence about telling ...

Dear Embarrassed: You’re right that table manners matter, but so does tact. Since you’ve already tried mentioning it without ...