Raising Boys: Why Boys Are Different--And How to Help Them Become Happy and Well-Balanced Men

Lovely read and loads of useful and usable insights to helping boys grow up confident and competent.

Really informative, changed my outlook on bringing up boys for the better

This book is really interesting...full of insight and very readable. My only complaint is in this new edition the pages are out of order and you have to read ahead then go back 2 pages to read the next bit. The pages are numbered correctly but the content is not in order. Once you figure out the pattern, you can read it pretty easily and it is worth the effort. I really like the summaries at the end of the sections and the practical strategies to use.

Bought this book used but in good condition, really pleased and the delivery was faster then expected, but I couldn't trace it. About the book itself, it's a very good one, easy to read and useful. I still have to raise my boy, but looking forward to use some advice from this book ))

Love it

I didnt learn anything new to be honest. I thibk this book is good for somebody who doesnt know anything about child psychology or parenting.

Good book for anyone with boys because they are different to girls!

great product, arrived quickly

Quick and clear

Helpful book

awesome book

This book is a must-read for any parent or caregiver raising boys. Steve Biddulph offers a wealth of knowledge and practical advice based on years of experience as a family therapist. He does a fantastic job of explaining the unique developmental needs of boys, from early childhood through adolescence. I found his insights on testosterone, emotional expression, and the importance of play to be particularly valuable. The book is easy to read and filled with real-life examples and anecdotes. Biddulph's writing is both informative and engaging, making it a pleasure to read. If you're looking for guidance on raising happy, healthy, and well-adjusted boys, I highly recommend "Raising Boys, Third Edition." It's a valuable resource that I will continue to refer back to as my son grows.

Exactly what I need to be.