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Advice on parenthood
Author_Eli Newberger
Being parents of boys
Better parenting strategies
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Character limits tantrums
Crying sex aggression testosterone
Differences between girls
Difficult teen adolescent
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Growing up a guy
How to care for my child
Kids specific advice
Motherhood my first
Navigation success
Raising my son right
Should be raised
The ways male children
Product details
- ISBN 9780747539674
- Weight: 570g
- Dimensions: 153 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 05 Feb 2001
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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‘Newberger is a wise and thoughtful writer. His advice is illuminating and thought-provoking. Anyone who has a young son or a nephew and wants to know what makes them tick could do much worse than leaf through the pages of this book.' - Yorkshire Post
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How should we bring up boys? How can we understand and get on better with them?
Eli H. Newberger is one of America's most distinguished paediatricians and experts on family development, and brings decades of experience and insight to these vitally important questions. In Bringing Up Boys, he shows us how to nurture, encourage and celebrate the best in our sons and presents an agenda for action that every parent should read and use.
The book includes vital sections on:
*How to be a better parent - down-to-earth and easy-to-follow advice
* Is there a male character? How it differs from that of girls
* How to talk to boys - and why reading to them is all-important
* How to give boys the vocabulary to let out their feelings from an early age
* How to set limits
* Crying and tantrums - how to deal with them
* Sex, aggression and testosterone - how to navigate the troubled adolescent years
Eli H Newberger, one of America's most distinguished paediatricians and experts on family development, brings decades of experience and insight to this vitally important subject. He teaches Paediatrics at Harvard Medical School, and Maternal and Child Health at Harvard School of Public Health. He also testifies in many high-profile court cases of family violence and has written the standard text in this field.
