Mothers Raising Sons: What Every Mother Needs to Know to Save Her Sanity! reviews

I watched my wife tear open the parcel, open the book and read it cover to cover the same night. I'm not sure if it was her look of ‘don't interrupt me’ or the ocassional sly smile and giggles, or that she would glance my way and fold down the corner of the page as a reminder to her (or me?) that did it, but as soon as she put the book down, I picked it up.

And I'm so glad I did. This book has solid, practical and realistic advise for parents of both sexes. Nigel Latta writes in a very down to earth and coversational tone. With plenty of case studies that you quickly relate to, this is an excellent book for everyday parents who cope most of the time but feel that their kids just get the better of them some days, or parents where it is all getting way out of control.

Nigel gives easy to read, sensible, modern advice and explains the tools you need to make your relationship with you kids better TODAY.

I really enjoyed the style of writing – it gives practical humourous advice for all mums. In todays politically correct world it basically reinforces what we all know but tells us its OK to let our boys be boys. Has suggestions for all types of boys – and there are lots of different types – and all are easy steps to achieve.

I am reading this book at the moment and I am finding it very easy to read and understand. Highly recommend parents to read Nigel Latta.

I bought this book for my daughter in Australia who is having a few problems with her 5yr old son in the hope she may find it helpful.

I really enjoyed this book, Nigel Latta has a great way of getting his point across. I could not put this book down, it has helped me to understand boys a whole lot better!

A great guide for mum's with boys. This book is funny, very information, without too much ‘psychological babble’. Easy read, and well worth it if you have sons, of any age.

Love it, only halfway through. Dispe;;s some Scientific theory by putting it in perspective. Our boys are not a lost cause, they are just boys as they have been for generations before. Society is changing and girls are catching up, but that is not a negative, its equal!