1 / 6 · Dad Volumes 4 + 5
This book is a quick read that instills confidence in raising boys. The tips remind us to trust our instincts and communicate with our children.
Read by 270,000+ couples
Boy Dads Only
This one’s for the boy dads. A playbook for the father–son bond: feelings, grit, screens, and showing up as the man he watches.
Your game plan for raising a son.
Laying The Pavement of Fatherhood
Stepping into the role with confidence, talking with him, and setting the emotional tone at home.
The Swiss Army Knife for All Things Feelings · Healthy Masculinity And Why Real Men Do Cry
Emotional IQ, empathy, meltdowns, and a version of masculinity that includes kindness and grit.
Practical Parenting Strategies · Navigating the Digital Age
Routines, discipline, school, then screen time, online safety, games, and social media.
Maximizing Health and Wellness For Dads and Sons · Fostering Lifelong Learning and Growth
Fitness, mental health, sleep, then books, making things, money basics, and staying curious together.
Planning Father-Son Escapades
Trips, sports, DIY projects, volunteering, and the small daily rituals that actually build the bond.

A few good questions.
Is this only for dads of sons?
Yes. Boy Dads Only is written for fathers and expectant fathers of boys. Volumes 1–3 and Volume 6 don’t assume a son. Claud Manuel put it plainly: “Raising a daughter for me has been easy, but raising a son made me a little nervous.” He’d read the earlier books in the series, so this one “was a MUST READ!”
Does it actually talk about feelings, or just sports?
Feelings get a whole chapter: The Swiss Army Knife for All Things Feelings. Empathy, naming what’s going on, and a section called Removing the 'Boys Don't Cry' Barrier. KC called it “an amazing guide for new and expectant fathers who want to create a strong, emotionally intelligent connection with their sons.”
We already have screens in the house. Is that in here?
Yes. Navigating the Digital Age covers screen time, online safety, video games, and social media, without pretending you can unplug the whole house. Han Rocky noted it covers “modern challenges like social media and peer pressure,” along with the father–son bond.
I’m not a big reader.
It reads like a conversation, same as the rest of the series. Suzanne F. wrote: “I highly recommend this book even for the dad who typically doesn’t read.” Jump to the chapter that matches this week: feelings, screens, or something to do together on Saturday.
What does Volume 5 add?
Educating Boys, Raising Men is the next layer for dads of sons: why your presence matters, talking about feelings, values, letting go a little, relationships, and body and mind. The pair is $45. If you only want the bond-and-everyday-dad book, start with this one.

Dad Volumes 4 + 5
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