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Buy the Book.CHAPTER 7 - BOYS ARE "EMO" TOO
The Emotional Life of Our Boys
This chapter covers a very important but usually neglected part of our sons' rearing. Studies on troubled boys made by child psychology experts, Dan Kindlon and Michael Thompson, show that even if each troubled boy has a different story to tell, all their stories share a common denominator: emotional ignorance and isolation. Read this to avoid the pitfalls of raising boys with underdeveloped emotional intelligence.
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Raising healthy sons involves teaching them emotional literacy. Open communication lines help build a stronger family whose members are able to help each other in times of crisis. Parenting becomes more enjoyable despite the challenges brought about by having expressive and opinionated children.
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You may have an experience to share about your son's emotional struggles or other ways of opening up communication lines. Please share them with us and post your comments and stories below.
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rose@raisingpinoyboys.com
@Feb 16, 2011 Guest - Different fathers have different styles. I'm just happy that you are aware of his love for you and that now you are trying to have a closer relationship with your own son. Enjoy it. They grow up so fast.
Aug 03, 2011 / 11:43 am
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I grew up with a distant father. But I know that he loves me. I'm trying to have a closer relationship with my son now. Sometimes I also wish I had a closer relationship with my dad.
Feb 16, 2011 / 07:38 pm
