Two boys make exaggerated scrunched-up faces at the camera, one in a black shirt and one in a red shirt.

How to Help Your Boys Develop a Healthy Relationship with Creativity — Raising Kids Who Make Things Without Needing to Be Perfect at It

It started with a cardboard box. My 10-year-old found one in the garage last winter — the kind that a new appliance comes in, enormous and a little beat up — and spent the better part of a Saturday turning it into something. I’m not entirely sure what it was supposed to be. A fort,

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