Raising boys in Boys & Girls

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First Tools for Kids Start With a 10-Ounce Hammer

Buy the real hammer, not the plastic one, then give your kid a job that actually needed doing. Here's what fits small hands and what goes wrong.

A day-by-day plan for the first seven days: what to say, what to write down, what to ask the school for, and when it stops being a school matter.

Work is a habit, not a wage. The years between three and thirteen are where it gets built, and most of it happens standing next to you.

Build me a 30-day training plan around two sessions a week

He can't see your job. He can see how you leave, how you come back, and what you say about the people who pay you.

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