Raising Real Men

So I'm supposed to take this 12 year old boy still chasing frogs, teasing his sister, falling out of trees, and wiping his nose with the back of his hand, and make him into a grown man who one day will be flying a 747 with 300 lives in his hands? It's hard to picture these boys turning into men, but it doesn't happen automatically. Hal and Melanie Young, parents of six red-blooded, bouncing off the ceiling, American boys provide some heart-warming advice for raising boys to be real men.