
Because raising boys shouldn’t feel this hard. Practical support for moms parenting sons in a world that misunderstands boys.
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A recent Parents article asks, "Why Are Boys Behind in Reading? The "answer," according to the article, is largely parents:
Consider early parenting activities…A 2013 research study of parenting activities in the U.S., the U.K., and Cana...
Parenting boys today feels a bit like a high wire act.
We’re supposed to build and encourage emotional intelligence, empathy & compassion in a world that still rewards the exact opposite (at least when exhibited by men).
We’re supposed t...
It’s almost Independence Day here in the United States.
On July 4, we celebrate our country’s independence — which is something many countries do, but as I write that, I realize it’s also a very American thing to do. We really value indepe...
Maybe Father’s Day weekend is not the best time get prickly about a focus on fathers.
But whether he intended it not (& I’m pretty sure he didn’t), the first sentence of Richard V. Reeves’ latest Substack post — “I’ve come to believe that...
Why do we continue to expect [mothers] to bear, almost single-handedly, the weight of problems that concern society as a whole? — Amani Braa
I know many of you feel that weight. That’s one of the reasons being a mom of a boys feels so hard...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Jennifer is the author Building Boys: Raising Great Guys in a World That Misunderstands Males, creator of BuildingBoys.net, and co-host of ON BOYS parenting podcast. She's also the mom of 4 sons.
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