Having good friends is a blessing. They are the ones who support, respect and bring the best out of you. For parents, especially those raising sons, one of the biggest concerns is the kind of friendship their child forms. Top parenting coach Wendy Ologe says, the goal of parenting is not to raise a child who simply “finds good friends,” but to raise one who can recognize healthy friendships. Since the meaning of friendship changes from childhood to adulthood, so does the guidance children need. Here’s what parents need to teach sons so they choose the right friends at every age.