https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18YCWjs7Dk/?mibextid=wwXIfr Summary: *These days, kids need small dosages of danger. *And in this kind of occasion, they learn to help each other. *These are the kinds of opportunities, we are losing these days. *…don't control them. Don't protect them too much. *They need to tumble sometimes. They need to get some injury. *And that makes them learn how to live in this world.

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Because what I’m about to say isn’t easy to admit - and I’m guessing you can relate. There was a moment I realized, my son and I were living under the same roof and slowly becoming strangers. Not because of a fight or anything went wrong. Life got busy, he got older, and somewhere along the way, the conversations got shorter and the silences got longer. I call it “the drift.” And then…the unimaginable happened. The event/trauma is real and it was completely avoidable. Sons Remember is a place for fathers who feel that gap — and refuse to accept it. No advice columns. No therapy-speak. Just real fathers, in the same season of life, figuring out how to go deeper with their sons before the window closes. We don’t just give you the tools and put you out there to use them. We are in the workshop, right alongside with you, building our Sons into becoming integrated men together. That is why this community exists. So let me start with a question: What’s one conversation you’ve been meaning to have with your son — but haven’t yet? (Drop it below. No judgment here. This is where we start.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​)