What's The Difference in Raising Boys + Girls? | Mom Talk

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[franklinpagan]

I've been looking for content like this to learn something about raising my own two boys. Thank you for being honest. The first 10 video I watched everyone was being PC and it was stupid. I really appreciate this video!

[mckinleykelley]

I wouldn't say daughters are harder to raise. The difference is how the parents views each child. A lot of sons are usually freer to experience life. A parent tends to trust their sons. but daughters in a lot of cases have trust with an extent. Not all but a large number of parents restrict their daughters from experiences because of their own fear of their daughter having sex, a baby, or getting hurt. When they are old enough to be away from their parents, they might get into a situation where they could get hurt. But the experiences you could have been opened to giving them as a kid could save their life and teach them how to handle it. You teach boys to fish, shoot, hunt, and fight. if you're not teaching your daughter that also then you're raising your daughter to be a target. You should think of every stranger as a potential murderer. it doesn't matter if your daughter has a baby, she has options, but not teaching her to protect herself, or not giving her experiences is why raising her is probably harder. the parent made it hard for themselves trying to restrict their daughters because of potential threats that will happen regardless whether it's now or later on in life. When it comes to drama and talking a lot, you should be happy your kids talk to you at all because most kids don't trust their parents with information because even know you shouldn't a lot of parents do judge their kids and hold them to insane standards and the happens more with daughters.

[theodorestephen]

I hate it that people say 'just wait until the girls are teens' it's just based on stereotypes. There are loads of super chill girls and stereotypes like that are horrible and really damaging to self image

[juliamartins]

Well, in family, my mum had my brother and I, and without a doubt, my brother is the most troubled kid, I got independent first, I did everything first at an early and young age, and my brother is still stuck in the “I don’t wanna grow up” complexion.

[kestrelraptorial]

Boys need their Dads to raise them. Even the most boy-adaptable mother is no substitute for a decent father who will see raising his son(s) as an adventure.

[Dre-ydxh]

at the end of the day, boys on average are easier to raised then girls, and the tons of people (a lot of women) i've talked to agree

[LainButtons]

My 7 1/2 year old son and I played Barbies yesterday thank you very much!

[babybaby]

My strong willed 4 year boy has been the pain that I struggle everyday since he was born. I don’t know how to survive his teen ages

[MAX-nvyj]

Do a physical activities with the boys and they will tell every thing they have been experienced that day

[heyweirdowhosawthischannel]

Omg
When I was 4 years old I took karate for one day
And I beat up a 3 grade boy

I walked out that dojo
And everyone was staring at me

[dinasuarsenpai]

wat i m doing here i m 15y/o and why i m commenting

[iamURHO]

I wish Karens weren’t named Karen. She is precious. ❤

[chrismorin]

When I was a little boy, I preferred playing dollhouses. My sister prefers playing Legos.

[sasapetroski]

When I was 4 years old.. Very bad boy... Was enter in truck and start engine but father saw me on time😂😂😂

[nittibit]

Ok at this point I've just heard it All

[danielrittegar]

The spoiled brats always grow up. To end up in prison

[brownjordan]

I can tell you from experience that girls are harder. I have two nieces who everyone in the family had to raise and mentor. The youngest has problems socializing the other one is becoming a spoiled smart talking asshole. It takes work to make them act right. If they were boys I'd teach them everything in the book no problem.

[lowerclassbrats]

Boy need to be raised hard, while girls can be raised with lighter touch. It goes without saying each present unique challenges.