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Language: English
Published by Claire Donovan, 2026
- Softcover
- New

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Seller Inventory # L2-9789566968429
- Title
- Raising Him Strong
- Author
- Donovan, Claire
- Publisher
- Claire Donovan
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 9566968426
- ISBN 13
- 9789566968429
- Item weight
- 170 grams
Is your son falling apart over shoelaces? Refusing to try anything unless you do it with him? Coming to your bed every single night? You're not failing him - and you don't need a second parent in the house to fix it.
Raising Him Strong is a practical, judgment-free guide written specifically for single mothers raising sons, by a mother who understands that most parenting advice quietly assumes two adults are dividing the load. This book doesn't ask you to be tougher, colder, or less loving. It shows you how to build genuine independence on top of the secure, warm bond you already have - without the guilt spiral that so often drives solo parents to over-rescue.
Inside, you'll learn:
- Why "needy" behavior is a pattern, not a character flaw - and exactly how patterns change
- How to break the guilt-driven compensation cycle that quietly teaches kids someone else will always fix it
- A four-step emotion-coaching method that helps your son name and manage big feelings himself
- How to hold boundaries with warmth, so "no" doesn't become a nightly battle
- What to do about an absent, distant, or complicated father figure - without overcompensating
- How to build a "village" of consistent, trusted adults so you're not carrying everything alone
- Real scripts for meltdowns, bedtime battles, screen struggles, and reassurance-seeking
- A 30-day starter plan so you're not trying to change everything at once
Perfect for single moms of boys ages 4 to 12 who want a calmer household, a more capable son, and permission to stop feeling guilty about doing this alone. Also a thoughtful gift for a solo mom navigating this stage - or for yourself, on the nights it feels hardest.
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