The Noticing Gap: Raising Boys Who Look Around | Manasa Tanuku
Ask a group of moms whether they noticed the friend who seemed off at dinner, and most will raise a hand. Ask their husbands, and you’ll often get a shrug. That gap in who notices what raises a bigger question. Are we teaching boys to pay attention to the people around them? On The ManFlu, host Lucy McAfee talks with…
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