Tyndale House Publishers

As a general rule, boys are more difficult to rear than girls. They are tougher to parent. They are tougher to teach. They are tougher to relate with. They are tougher to mentor and coach.

Though every family's rulebook is different, we all share the same need to be loved and accepted by our family, to contribute to it in a way that helps us feel we belong, and to prove ourselves competent at something in life that sets us apart from our siblings.

they're often the children who are seen but not heard. Middleborns