Raising Sons Who Respect Women - Bliefernich, Carol
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In a world where equality is often discussed but not always practiced, Raising Sons Who Value Women offers a fresh perspective on how to guide boys towards becoming men who respect, admire, and appreciate the women around them. Through a blend of personal stories, reflective exercises, and actionable strategies, Carol Bliefernich-a teacher, principal, and mother of three sons-provides a compassionate and insightful approach to enabling gender respect. This book is more than just a guide for parents and educators; it's a call to action. By addressing the role of emotional intelligence, the…mehr

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In a world where equality is often discussed but not always practiced, Raising Sons Who Value Women offers a fresh perspective on how to guide boys towards becoming men who respect, admire, and appreciate the women around them. Through a blend of personal stories, reflective exercises, and actionable strategies, Carol Bliefernich-a teacher, principal, and mother of three sons-provides a compassionate and insightful approach to enabling gender respect. This book is more than just a guide for parents and educators; it's a call to action. By addressing the role of emotional intelligence, the power of language, and the impact of media, Carol lays out a clear path for raising boys who will grow into empathetic, respectful men. Whether you're dealing with early childhood conversations or guiding young men through the complexities of relationships, this book is an essential resource for those committed to gender equality.
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Carol Bliefernich has an English Master of Fine Arts from Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA. She taught actively for 24 + years plus was a school district administrator for almost 10 years. She has raised three sons and is now retired in the southern Catskill Mountain Region of New York State in the town of Highland Lake.