We all say we want to raise emotionally intelligent men.

But how do we actually do that?

What if the way we raise boys and support dads could reshape our entire culture?

I recently had the honor of closing out the Future of Fatherhood Summit,

hosted by Mom's First and Equimundo.

It was a really powerful gathering of policymakers, researchers, dads, moms, business leaders, and cultural voices. And everyone was

asking deep questions about modern fatherhood, at work, at home, in our policies, and in ourselves.

My session was called Raising Boys and Ourselves. It was one of my

favorite conversations I've ever had. Moderated by Maggie McGrath, editor of Forbes Women,

we talked about the early signs of toxic masculinity, why repair matters so much for dads,

and what it means to approach parenting, the way you might approach coaching a kid in basketball with presence, patience,

and skill building that only happens over time. Since we've been talking a lot about fatherhood

here on the podcast, I wanted to keep that

conversation going. And so here it is, my live session from the summit just for you.

I hope you hear something that shifts the way you think about parenting, fatherhood,

or even yourself. With that in mind, let's jump in. I'm Dr. Becky, and this is good inside.

We'll be back right after that.

Please welcome Dr. Becky Kennedy and Maggie McGrath.

It is so important to talk about raising emotionally healthy children and to talk about it tactically and practically and practically.

And there is no better person to do that with than Dr. Becky.

Yes, please.

So your work really focuses on raising emotionally healthy children.

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