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The book How to Raise Sons, by the famous Australian psychologist Steve Bidalfo, is an indispensable manual for parents and educators of male children.
This book is primarily intended for parents who do not yet have a drug problem with their children, or parents whose children are only of preschool or school age.
The book shows how parental attachment patterns shape children's emotional development and offers a model for recognizing and changing insecure love styles in the family.
The latest research shows that emotional intelligence is significantly more important than cognitive intelligence, which is measured by IQ. But unlike IQ, emotional intelligence can be learned and developed.
The manual offers a structured routine for feeding, sleeping, and caring for your baby so that parents can gain security and the child can develop calmer day and night patterns from the earliest months of life.
A practical manual that offers guidelines for raising children through psychological and educational insights. It touches on key challenges, emotional development, and the importance of stability, love, and boundaries in the family.