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The Right Way To Raise Your Son

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  • As a rule, a child lives with a mother after divorce. How

    can a mother replace his father, partially at least?


    It is very important for a son to know that he has a father, and that

    his dad is a good man with many good qualities. You should always underline

    that his father loves him, but he can’t live with him under certain

    circumstances. In our childhood, we adopt behavior patterns from the

    closest people. And your son, watching the surrounding atmosphere, learns

    how to behave with his friends, children and relatives. In this concern,

    the absence of a father influences badly the “script” of

    the future life - in fact, a boy doesn’t know what a husband should

    do in a family, how one must treat women in general, and a wife particularly.

    Knowing about this problem, many women try to behave as both a mother

    and a father, by which they finally confuse the son. In this situation,

    you must stay a mother, and to develop in your son a pattern of man’s

    behavior, encourage his communication with his father – forget

    about your offenses with your ex-husband and think only of your son’s

    happiness. It is also useful to keep in touch with family couples, so

    your child can see how a husband and wife behave.


  • Though my son and daughter have the same teachers, they have

    absolutely different attitudes to school and subjects. What is it connected

    with?


    It is proven by experiments that the brain of even newborn boys and

    girls function differently. By school age, there are more differences

    than similarities as specialists claim. And though boys and girls pass

    the same periods of growing up, they naturally have different attitudes

    to school. If girls are more stable and well adjusted to the offered

    conditions, on average they do better in subjects. Boys are more vulnerable.

    They feel it difficult to follow the established set of rules and behavior

    patterns. It is generally recognized that boys and girls have a range

    of certain psychological differences. Most boys have more developed

    visual, spatial and mathematical capacities, girls - verbal ones. Of

    course, the perception of school subjects and school itself is generally

    different as well. Boys, unlike girls, need to know the final aim of

    what you explain to them. In other words, they want to know why they

    need to know and master it. But girls, as a rule, are more diligent

    and ready to do the work just because they “must” do it.

    Boys are more rational and practical in their education energies, and

    if there is no answer to the question “why,” they will spare

    effort. Moreover, don’t forget that it is mostly women who work

    at school now, and this also influences the result of education. There

    is one point (and it contains a grain of truth), that it is men who

    created pedagogical science and education content is male. Later men

    left school and education organizations became female which resulted

    in boys’ problems. But seriously, most foreign research workers

    take it as an explanation of the fact that girls are more successful

    at school than boys. Trivial as it may sound, schoolboys are not worse

    than schoolgirls, they are just different, and one must never forget

    about it!

  • Most frequent mistakes parents make while bringing up their

    son.

    • Too strict an attitude for the sake of cultivating manliness. Boys,

      like girls, need love, kindness, care and attention.

    • Parents’ desire to bring up a child in the image and likeness

      of themselves while ignoring the child’s peculiarities.

    • Arguments between parents in the eyes of a child.
    • Having high requirements for a child which he can’t answer.
    • Encouraging every possible whim and over indulgence (especially if

      a boy is the youngest in a family).

    • The absence of consistence in upbringing (one and the same deed is

      followed by either punishment or praise).

    • Lack of coordination in upbringing between parents – one of



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