Who’s Raising Your Son?

“I had a different conversation with them yesterday because I finally had the language to talk about how this content finds them online without sounding like an alarmist mom”

“Every mom raising a son right now should read this because it explains the world competing for his attention without turning him into a problem to be fixed. It shows you what’s shaping him, what to watch for, and how to keep your voice in the conversation”

“Thank you so much for this book! The entire world needs to read it. Wow. I am so touched”

“One of the strongest things I appreciated most was that your goal isn’t to tell parents what to think, but to help them stay connected to their sons while teaching them how to think critically for themselves. That really resonated with me”

“There was a lot that resonated with me, and I especially appreciated the glossary defining the terms commonly used in the manosphere. It was a really useful resource and a great addition to the book.”

“What stood out to me was that Alex doesn’t just warn parents about harmful content. He explains the machinery behind it, how algorithms, clipping, affiliate incentives, and influencer business models actually pull boys in. That context made the whole issue feel much clearer and more actionable”

“I appreciated that the book explains why this content appeals to boys instead of treating them like they’re the problem. It helped me see what my son may actually be searching for when that kind of content appeals to him”

“As a single mom, it gave me a clearer picture of the kind of man I want to help my son become. Alex really gets what boys need”

“‘Listen like an equal, lead like a parent’ really stuck with me. It gave me a way to stay close to my son without feeling like I had to give up being his mom”

“The section on what to watch for was one of the most useful parts for me. It gave me specific language and behavior to recognize when online influence starts showing up in my son”