What a Son Needs from His Mom (eBook)

Bestselling Author and Parenting Expert Equips Moms for the Unique Challenges of Raising SonsCore book buyers—moms—are desperate to know what makes their sons tick and how to be a welcome influence in their lives. And unlike many other books about raising boys, this warm and trustworthy resource is from a mom's perspective. Through compelling true stories and solid principles, this book offers a blueprint for what sons need from their moms to become healthy, caring, confident young men. With specific advice for boys' different ages, moms will learn the balance between controlling and letting go, how to cultivate their son's unique masculinity, how to encourage a lasting relationship with God, and much more.

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Ever Feel Like Your Son Is From a Different Planet?Don't worry, Mom. There's a good reason why your son perplexes you. He's the OPPOSITE sex! Boys really do think, communicate, and process the world differently than girls. But no matter your son's age, he needs you, and he needs you in not-so-apparent ways.Drawing from her own experiences, as well as those from moms and sons from around the country, Cheri Fuller shares what makes boys and young men tick and how to become a more welcome influence at every stage in their lives. She answers all the top questions, including:"How can I help my son (and me!) deal with his emotions in a healthy way?""School is such a struggle. How can I help him?" "Our personalities are SO different. How can we get on the same page?""My son hardly says a thing. What can I do?""What are the best ways to instill good values?""How can I encourage a lasting faith in God?"With page after page of use-it-today advice and encouraging stories, this book will help you steer your son toward becoming a caring, confident young man.Includes Reflection Questions for Personal or Group UseGreat for understanding grandsons, too!"Some mother-son relationships seem to add credence to the adage that 'men are from Mars, women are from Venus.' Even mothers who have aclose bond with their sons may think they harbor a complete stranger when their male offspring reach puberty. Fuller is a speaker and author, as well as mother of three (two boys and a girl) and grandmother of six. She lists specific activities that all sons need from their mothers, such as encouragement, communication, prayer, and confidence-building. She adds questions at each chapter's end to 'ponder, journal or discuss,' lending the book to both individual and group study. Recommended for the parenting section of any church library." --Church Libraries