This is my first post on /r/Mensrights, so forgive me if this is a common topic... or if I veer in to territory that may be out of the norm for this sub...

I have three boys (5 years, 3 years, and 1 year old), and I've been reading a lot about how early education is programmed more towards girls and girls' strengths... I'm sure if you're reading on this sub you know what I'm talking about.

Anyway, I'm interested to hear what kinds of things you guys are doing at home with your kids to work with this kind of thing. Obviously school is important, and getting good grades is important. So the kids need to do their homework and get good grades so they can get in to college. But what else are you guys doing to encourage a more traditional sense of masculinity?

My first thought was books, but it doesn't have to just be books!