The Glenn and Helen Show: Conn Iggulden on Boys and Danger
The Glenn and Helen Show: Conn Iggulden on Boys and Danger
The Glenn and Helen Show: Conn Iggulden on Boys and Danger
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How refreshing! What fun! Iggulden is on to something very right here. I think allowing boyishness paradoxically permits a healthy tomboyishness for girls. And I say this as a former tree-climbing buff and the mother of a parkour enthusiast. Any boy who reaches the age of 13 without a trip to the emergency room ought to get a psychiatric consult.
I thoroughly enjoyed the video at Amazon. I did most of those things with my son, who is now a US Marine.
Suddenly I feel better. My parenting approach has at least one supporter!
And yeah, I taught my son how to play poker, and how to catch fish and how to go fast down hill on a go kart and on and on and on.
Son of a gun, I did it right, whoda thunk it?