Presents the latest research on the development and education of boys, drawing on Jenni's own experience of raising two
Jenni Murray is a journalist and broadcaster who presented BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour from 1987 to 2020. She is the author of several books and writes a weekly column in the Daily Mail. She lives in north London and the New Forest.
really fascinating and very useful
*Piers Morgan*
just as she brought both humour and experience to her best-selling
book on the menopause, Murray takes the same approach in this
invaluableguide. That's My Boy! covers everything you need to know
about raising boys, from how to cope with hours spent ona rugby
touchline, to how to tell when cuddles are welcome
*Waterston'es Books*
an instructive and indispensible guide to bringing up happy and
confident boys
*The Observer*
A well written, humourous and ironic book. A must for parents with
boys
*BBC Parenting*
a persuasive and eminently readable blend of cultural analysis and
anecdotal evidence, examining society's attitudes towards boys and
the gender assumptions that we all sometimes make. She doesn't shy
away from the big issues, addressing the thorny issues of
education, fightin, sexuality and father-son relationships with a
forthright approach and a wry good humour. A fascinating read of
you've got (or are expecting) boys of your own.
*Junior Pregnancy & Birth*
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