Episode 94
You can make your son’s day by putting his favorite candy in his backpack— a fruit roll up, a kit-kat, or maybe a Snickers. But what if you could load his backpack with what he needs emotionally, spiritually, and socially, as well?
The critical needs of boys can be symbolized by five survival tools– a compass, a map, a guide, a flashlight, and a mountain.
First, boys need a “compass”– a clear mission, and a “map”– a safe male mentor. Next, your son needs a “guide”– peers to walk beside on the trail of life. The “flashlight” symbolizes every boy’s need for clear boundaries and rules. And finally, young men must have a “mountain”– a real-world challenge.
And of course, giving them their favorite candy can help, too.
For ideas on meeting the five critical needs of boys, visit Trail Life USA or RaisingGodlyBoys.com.
Published on 3 years, 8 months ago
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