Raising Boys in a Changing World, Steve Biddulph
Raising Boys in a Changing World, Steve Biddulph
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Raising Boys in a Changing World
The bestselling parenting book of the 21st century, now fully revised and updated

Author: Steve Biddulph

Narrator: Steve Biddulph

Unabridged: TBD

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 03/01/2027


Synopsis

The world’s best-selling guide to raising boys has been updated and expanded for today’s parents, navigating the complexities of raising sons in a changing world by blending traditional values with new research to empower the next generation of men.

The landmark book that revolutionised the way parents think about raising boys is back. Fully updated, revised and expanded for a new generation, this book will guide you in raising sons in a world that offers gender equality, respect, and a whole new kind of man, but is still haunted by issues such as the manosphere, toxic masculinity, consent, social media and pornography. You’ll find cutting-edge research about the ‘physical fours’, the ‘emotional eights’ and how puberty can be turned into a positive time, along with hundreds of other practical tips for raising a son.

No two boys are alike, and we have to get to know our own unique boy. The idea that ‘if we understand them, we can help them’ is what has made this book the world’s bestselling parenting book of the century. It is loved and trusted in millions of homes around the world.

About Steve Biddulph

A family psychologist for more than 35 years, Steve Biddulph, AM, has worked with boys and girls and their families in every kind of trouble. In 2001 he left this work to campaign full-time for a better world for parents and children. His books are found in three million homes around the world, and tens of thousands of parents have attended his popular talks. Steve lives in Tasmania’s Tamar Valley, and has two grown children, a boy and a girl.


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