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Parenting
   

Raising Cain
Raising Cain -
Protecting the emotional life of boys
by Dan Kindlon, Ph.D. & Michael Thompson, Ph.D.

 

Description

Adolescence is indisputably a turbulent time for both boys and girls. But statistics show there is an overwhelming number of troubled boys - at high risk for depression and suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, violence and loneliness. What do boys need that they're not getting? In this ground-breaking book, leading child psychologists Dan Kindlon and Michael Thompson cut through the glib rhetoric about 'boy biology' to show that there are ways for parents to help their sons travel the difficult road to manhood.

Their practical and positive solutions to the problems that have plagued parents for years include:

• Talk to boys directly in their own language
• Recognise and accept their high activity levels
• Use discipline to guide and build character, not to punish
• Encourage them to control their anger by talking about their emotions
• Teach boys that there are many ways to be a man


Specifications


Paperback: 320 Pages
Dimensions: 129 x 198 mm
Publisher: Penguin (2000)
ISBN: 0-14027-970-9

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