Gymnastics. It’s taught mine discipline and to work harder in everything she does. Some gyms accepts kiddos starting at 18 months.
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Swimming, gymnastics, dance
They can do ballet at 2 if they are potty trained I believe. And gymnastics at the YMCA has things for her age
Tumbling classes at that age are a great way to build the coordination and motor skills essential to sports.
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I would do things at the house with them at 2 years old to see what their interests are start playing basketball outside start playing t-ball outside start going swimming start doing things together and then you can see what your child likes and then you can find the appropriate program to roll him in when he’s three
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Soccer is a great start
We just got done with soccer basics for my now 3 year old. It was a 
show to say the least 
only for my son though lmao most of the kiddos on his “team” we’re pretty good and interested, unfortunately mine just didn’t like soccer so he ran around and played with the cones, he was more interested in the playground than soccer. I think it just depends on your child, I started ballet at 2 and my mom always felt it was a great way to get some energy out
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I think there’s a soccer for 2 year Olds but that’s about it…maybe a dance or gymnastics. Most other sports start at 3 or 4.
Kindergarten is when they can start in ky for all sports
My daughter started T-Ball when she was three. For baseball,soccer,hockey and sports like that where I live(Ontario) it goes by birth year and not the age of the child, because my daughter has a later birthday most kids had already turned 4 when the season started but she was still three.
Maybe let them just learn at their own pace. They are not interested in going to the Olympics yet.
3 is usually the starting age for most sports. 
The youngest sport around us is soccer at age 3. T-ball starts at 4 years old. Wrestling starts at 4-5 years old based on maturity. Football starts at age 5 for flag and 7 for contact. There may be some toddler tumbling or swimming classes available but no actual sports yet at 2 years old.
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My daughter started ballet at 2. My son started football at 4
Let him be a child for a while.
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Fully potty trained: tumbling classes, dance classes and at the ymca, mommy and me classes at that age.
Around us most sports start between ages 3&4.
My 15m old is in swimming, dance, gymnastics and ice skating
Toddler Gymnastics would be good
My kids did soccer at that age through tour local YMCA.
Take him to the park. Set up an obstacle.course in your back yard. Get cheap ball and bat or golf sets from the dollar tree and set up in your back yard. Or buy him a lil tykes basketball set. I don’t think they start tball or anything else until age 4 when a child understands rules or patience and can actually sit still more than 2 minutes without tantrums
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My 2 year old grandson did Tumbling and loved it!
3 is usually the youngest kids I know have started but do yourself a favor…wait it out until around 5 or 6. We tried tball at 5 and it was…difficult to say the least. She didn’t want to go half the time not because she didn’t like it but just because. That same year I saw at least four or five parents of the under 5yrs crowd try and just drop out of it completely. I can’t imagine spending the money ($55 PER KID!!! Sometimes more) just to stop going. Wait it out. Toss a ball around or kick one in your backyard with a group of kids. Heck maybe make a mom group and save everyone a bunch of money.
Anything you can teach them in you back yard
My 9 year old has been playing baseball since he was 2
Is it sports that you’re interested in, or mainly socialization? I was a stay at home mom, and had my daughter go to “pre-school” 2 days a week at the YMCA. It included swimming lessons, dance, music, crafts and socialization.
At that age he should be going to the park. Sports don’t typically start until 3 and even then it’s mostly them running in circles. 
I know here you can’t sign up for sports until their 4 …. Maybe join like a playgroup or gymnastics.
Check ur local rec department
Gymnastics is a great sport … the place I work at has mommy and toddler classes for 2and a half year olds to 3 then classes by themselves if ready for 3 and up
Mommy and me classes
4 both my older children have been in football sense and my second oldest was in football at 4 and basketball and football at 5
2 is a little young but do you, I started my son in tball at 4
My daughter started skateboarding at 19 months, she’s quite good lol. Kids can do anything they want to do, I’m about to put her in a thing here called “Kid Strong” it’s not necessarily sports, but agility and strength training. Gets them ready for sports basically. They start at a very young age if you’d maybe like something like that.
Not much to choose from for a 2yr old as far as organized sports. There are local gymnastics, tumbling classes, and a variety of dance classes. I’ve seen ads for baby ninja, some type of karate/ excersise class. As far as sports in my area, most don’t start til school age/ kindergarten. Good luck!
We have toddler soccer in our area just basically learn to run and try to hit the ball back-and-forth up-and-down the Fia down the field good exercise knowing other kids.
Depends on your child and what they think they might like to try and then it depends on the area where you live and what they have to offer younger children but for the most part I think things like T-Ball start around kindergarten so maybe 5 or 6. Some may be ready at 4. Just don’t push them. Let them develop as best they can.
I would hope you would be more concerned about taking him to a good Bible preaching church and getting him enrolled in the toddlers class and building a GODLY foundation for him and your family . Sports can come later if he is interested !
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Our local ymca offered stuff
Both of my kids have always loved ball since they could pick one up they both started t ball in preschool and are now almost 13 and 10 and still play softball for 3 different teams along with basketball and volleyball and they absolutely love it they would play more if they had the time to do it.
Swim lessons are great at that age! Any other organized sports they are just not ready or able to listen to learn what they are to be doing. Just play with them.
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Mommy and meet classes. But honestly don’t force it on your kid cuz they’ll prob hate it and you. They have like practices leagues around here that start at 3-4 but not sure if that’s a nation wide thing
To young for organizat sport but find a local tumble tots im sure he will enjoy
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This is going to depend heavily on where you live and what’s offered in your area.
For us, we started swimming lessons at that age and it morphed into clubs and teams as she got older.
Do a search with your local parks and rec. they will have classes with age limits/requirements- if its there, then it’s worth a shot!
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At two, I would just work on building basic communication skills and a relationship between the two of you built on trust and understanding. The child will be doing a lot of development, I believe the childs brain almost doubles in size between age two and three, as they grow naturally. I wouldn’t add anymore stress to the child during an already largely developmental period of their growth. Just focus on speech skills and you’ll be setting your child up for great success in school, and when they have peers in school that they want to do sports with, that’s a great time to start sports and social activities, you are the most important person in their world right now, love it it while you got it.
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I would say maybe tumbling my kids started to get into sports when they were 3 and it started to by me teaching them how to kick a little soccer ball and playing catch with a playground ball
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Gymnastics usually has a mommy and me class at 2 or 3 depending on your area. Dance sometimes has a 2 or 3 year old class. Also crossfit to focus just on moving learning to do fitness minus weights super fun at 3 not sure if at 2 it would work. Also tumbeling they start little usually rolling
Playing in water as prep for floating, dunking, paddling and swimming. Note: playing is the operative word here.
What ever you do make it about your child!!! Not you, not the potential scholarships or reliving your own childhood!!! PLEASE
It’s not necessary to get children involved in group activities so early. A 2year old is a toddler. Let them be innocent children for as long as possible. The “World” is ready to pounce on them soon enough.
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Little Kickers is available 18 months onwards. They do different sports which l think is great
Gymnastics
Swimming
Dance
Taking walks and extending their length over time
Soccer is also a good group activity but most places do not start soccer training until the age of four…
Some soccer let’s them start young. Idk about 2 but they kinda just let them play and get use to the sport, dance or tumbling is a good thing to start young too
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Tumbling… Develops balance and socialization in groups… Teaches group etiquette… 
Where I live it is three years old when they start to offer activities and sports.
Soccer, where I live they had a program called soccer shots, it started them at 2 years. don’t know what has happened to it due to covid. Gymnastics/tumbling. Not sure what else is out there.
Too soon. Look for play groups or mommy and me activities.
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I used to coach soccer for my community association when my kids were little. They started at 3
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My daughter started tumbling at two, soccer at three and tennis, basketball and softball at seven.
BMX starts pretty young with the strider’s.
3 is when they start sports
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Look at a group of 2-4 year olds and what do you see? A team full of children playing alone mid a team of children. Too you g for team activities.
Their bones are not fully formed yet.
Why can’t your child be a kid first?
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In taranaki we let you hem run from parent to parent
My son did gymnastics at 2 and 3 mommy and me gymnastics lots of fun
2 year olds can start sports??
My goodness let them be a baby. There is plenty time later
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Swimming you can join in and its also a important life skill
Swimming lessons.Never go wrong.
It’s called sand. Let them be two and enjoy the simple things.
Some martial arts. (Karate)
3&4 can do gymnastics. 5 T ball
Dancing & Baseball Or Volleyball,two
None … let them be …
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We did soccer n tball but we also coached them at that age
Kickball with you and him is perfect for that age… he shouldn’t need team sports at 2 years old. Get family and friends to join… even more perfect
Mine was playing soccer at 4 baseball with the boys when she was 5
Tball, gymnastics, swim lessons. Follow the child’s lead tho
If you have a YMCA/Ywca check on what they offer. You can kid size sport stuff at walmart or store like that
Finally a good question…
He’s 2yr old 4 christ sake.
Thats all good. But what ever they start they have to finish.
2 is a good age to start learn to skate hockey!!
We have baby budo kickboxing from age 3 up. They love it 
Why? Let them PLAY …
I started dance classes at like age 2/3, I carried it on all the way until I was about 12
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My sister started figure skating at 2
gymnastics, dance, swimming (Basic life need in my book), T-Ball and they are so cute in Karate Classes!!!
Maybe basics like catching and throwing a small ball
Mine loves anything with a ball. He kicks to you and throws it into his mini bball hoop. He runs laps around the house laughing. He’s very active and loves learning, jumping and anything with a ball, I don’t think there will be any sports they can enter at this age but home games together are just as fun.
Teach them to swim all 4 strokes and find a swim team. Safety and healthy sport.
Oops…accidentally sent early. Digging in dirt, playing on playground, singing and dancing. Any time with Mommy/Daddy where adults are actively involved. Also, provide opportunities for your child to interact with other children, as socialization is a learned skill. Organized sports should come later, when your child is more developmentally ready. Enjoy your little tyke! 
Definitely swimming, in most places they do it for toddlers where I live it’s called little ducklings xx
Gymnastics. Many options like rec centers and private centers.
They burn out if they start too early!
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My great granddaughter was playing soccer and she’s 2 years old ! She had a blast
Long walks exploring/discussing what you