Secure Daughters, Confident Sons

Tune in to hear Glenn T. Stanton, author of Secure Daughters, Confident Sons, interview on In the Market With Janet Parshall. Click here to learn what a parent can do on a daily basis, to nurture a children’s God-given design, and avoid the pressure to conform to cultural demands.

Secure Daughters, Confident Sons author Glenn T. Stanton, interviewed with the TODAY show concerning the recent story about a Canadian couple's decision to raise a genderless child. To watch the interview on this gender topic, sweeping the headlines, click here.

Join Glenn T. Stanton, author of Secure Daughters, Confident Sons on  Focus on the Family's March 2, "Your Family Live" broadcast. 

Specific behaviors and attitudes that make us uniquely male and female  will be discussed. As well as,  discovering what gender-appropriate behavior looks like at various ages, and why parents don't have to panic if their toddler boy plays with his sister's dolls.

Additionally, a conversation on how the media has nudged it's way into the minds of children, blurring gender roles and causing them to question their confidence and significance. Also, a  look at the controversial  MTV series, "Skins" that focuses on high schoolers engaged in bad behaviors, from sex, to drugs, to deceit.  Click here to watch a promo and find broadcast times.

Glenn T. Stanton, author of Secure Daughters, Confident Sons is featured in the National Review article, "Billy Ray Knows Best." To read Stanton's comments, click here

Glenn T. Stanton, author of Secure Daughters, Confident Sons is featured in the New York Daily News article , "Justin Bieber Abortion Comments: Experts Find A 'Positive' in Singer's Controversial Interview." Click here to read the article and Stanton's comments.

Raise secure, confident kids in a gender-confused world

Click here to read a sample chapter of Secure Daughters, Confident Sons.

In this eye-opening book, family researcher Glenn T. Stanton offers a clear vision for why gender matters in how we raise our children. His thought-provoking insights expose the problems with stifling stereotypes and damaging cultural assumptions, then highlight a practical pathway for guiding children into healthy manhood and womanhood.

Available January 18, 2011

Click here to read a sample chapter of Secure Daughters, Confident Sons.