Prayers for My Son: Heartfelt Words to Lift Up Your Boy

As a parent, your heart beats for your son. You want the best for him. You want him safe, happy, and close to God. Prayer is one of the most powerful things you can do to protect and guide him, and it is the one thing you can still do when he is out of your reach.

These prayers for my son are written to be said out loud. You will find morning and night prayers, prayers for his protection, health, wisdom, faith, friendships, future and character, a mother’s prayer and a father’s prayer, prayers for a son who is struggling or estranged, prayers shaped for his age from toddler to grown man, eighteen Bible verses quoted in full, an honest section on what to do when you have prayed for years and nothing has changed, and a plain safety section on the times when prayer needs to sit alongside real help rather than replace it.

Why Pray for Your Son?

Prayer is like a shield. It keeps your son safe from harm. It helps him grow strong in faith. When you pray, you give your worries to God. He takes care of your son when you cannot.

Your son may face hard times at school, with friends, or in life. Prayer gives him strength and wisdom to handle everything.

It is worth being honest about what prayer is and is not. Praying for your son is not a spell that removes every risk from his life, and it is not a lever that overrides his own choices. Scripture never promises that. What it does promise is that God hears a parent who asks, that you are not carrying your son alone, and that anxiety handed over in prayer comes back as peace rather than as certainty about the outcome. Philippians 4:6-7 says exactly that: present your requests, and the peace of God will guard your heart. Notice that the peace is promised, not the specific answer.

There is a second thing prayer does that nobody mentions. It changes the parent. It is very hard to pray daily for a boy and stay bitter with him, or to ask God to be patient with him and then lose your temper five minutes later. Prayer for a difficult son tends to soften the person praying before it changes anything else, and that alone is worth the habit.

Short Daily Prayers for My Son

Use these quick prayers every morning or night. Short prayers matter because they are the ones that actually get said. A long prayer you never manage does less for your son than five honest words at the front door.

1. Lord, keep my son safe today. Be with him wherever he goes.
2. God, give my son strength and courage. Help him do what is right.
3. Father, fill my son’s heart with peace and joy.
4. Lord, guide my son’s steps. Show him Your path.
5. God, protect my son from bad friends and wrong choices.
6. Lord, let someone be kind to my son today.
7. God, give him the courage to tell the truth even when it costs him.
8. Father, make him gentle with people smaller than him.
9. Lord, help him forgive quickly and hold no grudges.
10. God, give me patience with my son today, and give him patience with me.
11. Lord, let him come and talk to me when something is wrong.
12. Father, whatever he is carrying that I do not know about, carry it with him.

Pick two of these rather than trying all twelve. A prayer said every day for a year does more than twelve prayers said once.

Morning Prayer for My Son

Dear God, Thank You for my son. As he begins this day, please go before him. Give him a clear mind and a happy heart. Help him focus in school and be kind to others. Keep him safe from accidents and harm. Let him feel Your love with every step he takes. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

The morning works well for prayer because the day is still unwritten. If you want something more specific than a general blessing, pray through these:

• The first hour, when he is rushing and most likely to be careless
• The journey there and back, whoever he is travelling with
• The lesson or the meeting he is dreading
• The moment today when he will have to choose between easy and right
• The lunch break, which for a lonely child is the hardest part of the day
• The adults who will be responsible for him while you are not there

If saying it out loud in front of him feels awkward, say it while you make his breakfast or while his shoes go on. A boy who half hears his parent praying for him at the door remembers it far longer than a lecture.

Night Prayer for My Son

God Almighty, Thank You for watching over my son today. As he rests tonight, give him peaceful sleep. Calm his mind and take away any worry or fear. Protect him through the night. Let him wake up refreshed and ready for a new day. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Bedtime is when children tell you things. A boy who will not discuss his day at the dinner table will often say the real thing at half past nine with the light off. Praying at his bedside creates that gap deliberately, so keep it unhurried and leave a silence in it. Things worth praying over at night:

• Anything that frightened or embarrassed him today, named out loud if he will let you
• Forgiveness for whatever went wrong between the two of you, both directions
• Sleep without nightmares, and courage if he wakes in the dark
• One specific thing he did well today, said as thanks rather than as praise
• Tomorrow’s worry, handed over before it keeps him awake
• Psalm 4:8 read aloud: in peace I will lie down and sleep, for you alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety

With an older son who no longer wants a bedside visit, pray it in your own room after he has gone up. He does not need to hear it for it to be prayed.

Prayer for My Son’s Protection

Lord, I place my son in Your hands. Protect him from danger, sickness, and evil. Put Your angels around him. Keep him safe on the road, at school, and with friends. Guard his mind from bad thoughts and his heart from fear. Be his shield and shelter always. Amen.

Every parent knows the specific fear that arrives the moment a son is out of sight. Praying for protection does not remove the risk, but it does stop the imagination running the same disaster on a loop. Pray it in detail rather than in general:

• His body: roads, cars, water, sport, and the way boys test their own limits
• His mind: what he watches late at night, and what the internet puts in front of him unasked
• His phone: who is messaging him, and who is pretending to be someone they are not
• His reputation: that he would not be blamed for something he did not do
• His conscience: that guilt would push him toward you rather than into hiding
• The adults around him, that any one of them who means him harm would be exposed
• His own decisions, which no prayer overrules and which he has to own

Prayer for protection works alongside ordinary parental care, not instead of it. Keep praying, and also know where he is, who he is with, and what is on his phone. Nehemiah prayed to God and posted a guard on the wall in the same sentence.

Prayer for My Son’s Health and Healing

Dear God, My son needs Your healing touch. If he is sick, please make him well. Give his body strength to fight illness. Remove pain and bring comfort. Restore his health completely. Let him feel Your healing power today. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Nothing is harder than watching your son unwell and not being able to take it from him. Pray for his body, and pray for your own steadiness while you care for him:

• His body’s own healing, which God built into it
• The doctors and nurses treating him, for clear judgement and care
• Sleep, appetite and comfort while he recovers
• Patience for the long illnesses that do not resolve in a week
• Courage for him if he is frightened, and honesty from you about what is happening
• Your own strength, because a parent nursing a sick child usually stops looking after themselves

Pray, and take him to the doctor. The two belong together, and there is more on that boundary in the safety section further down this page.

Prayer for My Son’s Wisdom and Learning

Lord, Give my son wisdom beyond his years. Help him learn and remember what he studies. Give him a curious mind and a love for learning. Help him make smart decisions every day. When he faces hard choices, guide him to do what is right. Amen.

Intelligence and wisdom are not the same thing, and the second one is what keeps a young man out of trouble. James 1:5 is the promise to stand on here: if any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault. Pray specifically for:

• The subject he finds humiliating, so that struggling does not make him decide he is stupid
• Focus, in a world engineered to take it from him
• Teachers who see what he is actually capable of
• The willingness to ask for help instead of pretending he understands
• Discernment about advice, especially the confident kind he finds online
• Perspective about exams, so that a bad result is a setback and not an identity

If your son learns differently from other children, pray for the right assessment and the right support rather than for him to become someone else. Wisdom includes knowing how your own mind works.

Prayer for My Son’s Faith and Spiritual Growth

God, I pray my son will know You and love You. Draw him close to Your heart. Help him read and understand Your Word. Plant seeds of faith deep in his soul. May he trust You in good times and hard times. Let him become a man who walks with God all his days. Amen.

This is the prayer most parents care about most, and it is also the one they are most tempted to force. Faith cannot be installed in a child by pressure. It is caught more than taught, and the fastest way to make a teenage boy walk away from church is to make attendance the battleground of every Sunday. Pray instead for:

• A faith that is genuinely his rather than borrowed from you
• Room to ask hard questions without being told off for asking them
• One or two older believers he actually respects, who are not his parents
• Protection from a religion of rules with no relationship behind it
• Honesty in his doubt, because a doubting son who is still talking is in a better place than a silent one
• Your own example, since he is watching how you behave when things go wrong far more closely than he listens to what you say

If your son has walked away from faith entirely, keep praying and keep the relationship open. A son who knows he is loved without conditions has a road back. A son who thinks he has to agree with you to be welcome does not.

Prayer for My Son’s Future

Dear God, You know the plans You have for my son. Guide him toward his purpose. Open the right doors for his future. Help him find work that brings joy and uses his gifts. Bless his career and let him succeed. Lead him to the right life partner in Your perfect time. Amen.

Worry about a child’s future is one of the most common reasons parents pray at all. It helps to notice that most of what you are anxious about has not happened and may never happen. Pray for the future in pieces you can actually name:

• Work that is honest and useful, whether or not it impresses anyone
• The character to keep a job, which matters more than the qualification to get one
• A partner who is kind to him, and that he would be kind in return
• Wisdom with money before he has any
• Resilience for the failure that is coming, because some of it is
• Your own hands, that you would loosen them at the right speed

One caution about Jeremiah 29:11, which gets quoted over children constantly. It was written to exiles who were told to settle in Babylon for seventy years first. The promise is real, and it is not a guarantee of a smooth decade. Pray it as hope, not as a schedule.

Prayer for My Son’s Friends and Relationships

Lord, Surround my son with good friends. Bring people into his life who love You and encourage him. Protect him from bad influences and negative friends. Give him wisdom to choose his company wisely. Help him be a good friend to others too. Amen.

Friendship shapes a boy more than almost anything else you cannot control. Proverbs 13:20 puts it plainly: walk with the wise and become wise, for a companion of fools suffers harm. Worth praying for:

• One real friend, which is worth more than a wide group
• The courage to walk away from a friendship that is costing him himself
• Protection from bullying, and from becoming the one who does it
• Kindness toward the child everyone else leaves out
• Wisdom online, where the pressure is heaviest and least visible to you
• Respect for girls and women, learned young and held for life

Banning a friendship outright often makes it more attractive. Praying about it while keeping your house the easiest place for his friends to be tends to work better, because you can see what is happening.

A Mother’s Prayer for Her Son

Dear Lord, You gave me this precious boy. Thank You for the gift of being his mother. I love him more than words can say. Please protect him when I am not there. Guide him when I cannot. Love him even more than I do. Help me raise him to be a man of God. Amen.

Scripture has more room for a mother’s prayer than most sermons do. Hannah prayed for a son and then had to hand him over, which is the whole of motherhood in one story. Mary was told that a sword would pierce her own soul because of her son, and it did. Neither woman was spared. Both were heard.

• Lord, let me be a soft place for him to land, not another voice telling him he is failing.
• God, help me hold him and let go of him in the right measure.
• Father, take the fear I carry about him that I never say out loud.
• Lord, forgive me for the days I lost my temper, and heal what that cost him.
• God, let him have men in his life who show him what a good one looks like.
• Father, love him in the places I cannot reach.

If you are raising him alone, add this: Lord, be the second parent in this house. That is not a small prayer and it is not a lesser family.

A Father’s Prayer for His Son

Dear God, Thank You for my son. Help me be a good example for him. Give me patience and wisdom to guide him. May he grow into a strong, kind, and godly man. Help us build a close bond that lasts forever. Bless him in everything he does. Amen.

A boy learns what a man is from the nearest one, and mostly from how that man behaves when he is tired, wrong, or angry. That is uncomfortable, and it is the honest starting point for a father’s prayer.

• Lord, let him see me apologise, so he learns that a man can be wrong and still be a man.
• God, give me patience at the end of the day, which is when I have least of it.
• Father, break in me anything I inherited that I do not want to hand on to him.
• Lord, help me say the words out loud instead of assuming he knows.
• God, teach him strength that protects people rather than strength that frightens them.
• Father, if I have already hurt him, give me the humility to name it and the time to repair it.

Ephesians 6:4 tells fathers not to provoke their children to anger. It is a short verse and an uncomfortable one, and praying it honestly changes more in a home than any amount of praying about the son alone.

Prayer for a Son Who is Struggling

Lord, You see my son’s struggles. You know what he is going through. Please comfort him and give him hope. If he feels lost, be his guide. If he feels alone, be his friend. If he feels weak, be his strength. Show him that You are always with him. Help him find his way back to peace. Amen.

This is the section most people arrive at this page for. When your son is in something painful and will not let you in, prayer is the one thing still available to you, and it is not a consolation prize.

• Lord, if he cannot talk to me, send him someone he can talk to.
• God, keep him alive and keep him safe tonight.
• Father, let the consequence come while it is still small enough to survive.
• Lord, give me the sense to listen rather than to lecture the next time he opens the door.
• God, take my panic, because he can feel it and it pushes him further away.
• Father, do not let shame convince him he cannot come home.

If what your son is struggling with is his mental health, an addiction, self harm, or something that has been done to him, please read the safety section further down this page before you do anything else. Prayer belongs in that situation, and so does professional help, and one is not a substitute for the other.

Prayer for My Son’s Purity and Character

Dear God, Create in my son a clean heart. Give him a pure mind and strong character. Help him resist temptation and stand firm in his values. Let him be honest, kind, and respectful. May he treat others with love and respect. Build in him the heart of a true gentleman. Amen.

Praying for a son’s purity is not about making him perfect, and it is not about shame. Shame is the thing most likely to drive a teenage boy into secrecy, and secrecy is where the real damage happens. Psalm 51:10 asks God to create a clean heart, which is a request for renewal rather than a demand for a flawless record.

• Honesty, especially about the things he thinks would disappoint you
• Protection from pornography, which will find him whether or not anyone discusses it
• A conscience that stays sensitive rather than going numb
• The courage to be the one who says no while everyone watches
• Repentance that leads him back rather than guilt that makes him hide
• A home where he can confess something and still be loved on the same day

The most protective thing in this whole section is not a prayer, it is the last item on that list. A boy who believes he can tell you the worst thing about himself and be kept is far harder to ruin.

Birthday Prayer for My Son

Lord, Today we celebrate my son’s birthday. Thank You for another year of his life. Bless him with health, happiness, and success this year. May this year bring him closer to You. Fill his days with love, laughter, and beautiful memories. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

A birthday is a natural place to pray something specific over the year ahead rather than a general blessing. Say one of these out loud to him, or write it inside the card where he will find it later:

• May this be the year you find out what you are actually good at.
• May God give you one friendship this year that lasts your whole life.
• May you be braver at the end of this year than you are today.
• May you know, all year, that you are loved before you achieve anything.
• May the Lord keep you and be kind to you every day of your new year.
• Thank You, God, for the year we have had with him. Give us another one.

Prayers for Your Son at Every Age

What a son needs prayed over him changes completely as he grows, and most prayer lists are written for a seven year old. These four are shaped for the age you are actually parenting.

For a baby or a toddler

Father, thank You for this small boy who has upended our whole life. Let him grow strong and sleep well. Keep him safe in a house full of hard corners. Give us patience at three in the morning and forgive us when we run out of it. Let his first idea of love be a true one. Amen.

For a school age boy

Lord, go with my son into a building I cannot see into. Give him one good friend and a teacher who likes him. Help him be brave about the things he finds hard and kind to the child nobody picks. When he gets something wrong, let him learn it without deciding he is stupid. Bring him home safe and talking. Amen.

For a teenage son

God, my son is becoming someone I do not fully recognise, and I know that is meant to happen. Guard him in the years when he will take the most risks. Let the mistakes he makes be survivable ones. Keep a door open between us even when he slams it. Give me the sense to listen more than I speak, and let him know that nothing he tells me will make me stop loving him. Amen.

For a grown son

Lord, he is a man now and his life is his own. Bless his work, his home, and the people he loves. Where I still want to steer, help me let go. Where he needs me, let me be useful without taking over. If he has drifted from You, keep working in the years I will not get to watch. Thank You for the boy he was and the man he is. Amen.

Prayer for a Son You Are Estranged From

This is the prayer nobody puts on a list, and a great many parents need it. If your son has cut contact, or if you are the one who had to step back, the ordinary prayers about school and friendships do not touch where you are.

Father, I do not know where my son is tonight or whether he is well. I am asking You to be near him in a place I am not allowed to go. Where I was wrong, show me plainly and give me the courage to say it without excuses. Where he was wrong, deal with him gently. Take the resentment out of me before it hardens into something permanent. If a door can open, open it. If it cannot open yet, keep me from forcing it. Do not let me spend the rest of my life at war with my own child. Amen.

• Pray for him by name daily, even when there is no contact at all.
• Pray about your own part before you pray about his. It is the harder half and the more useful one.
• Do not use prayer as a way of pressuring him through other relatives.
• If contact resumes, ask for wisdom about pace rather than immediately trying to recover lost years.
• If he has asked for no contact, respect it and keep praying. Those two things are not in conflict.
• Get support for yourself. Estrangement is a grief people rarely admit to, and carrying it silently makes it worse.

The father in Luke 15 did not go after his son or send messages. He waited, and he was watching the road when the boy finally appeared. That is not passivity. It is the hardest active thing a parent ever does.

10 Bible Verses to Pray Over Your Son

Use these scriptures in your prayers. Praying a verse over your son is simply putting his name into a promise God has already made, which is why it steadies you on the days your own words run out.

1. Joshua 1:9 Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.
2. Psalm 51:10 Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me.
3. Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.
4. Proverbs 3:5 Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.
5. Psalm 121:7 The Lord will keep you from all harm, he will watch over your life.
6. 1 Timothy 4:12 Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity.
7. Luke 2:52 And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man.
8. James 1:5 If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.
9. Psalm 23:1 The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing.
10. Philippians 4:13 I can do all this through him who gives me strength.

More Verses for a Son in a Hard Season

Eight more, for the years when the ten above feel too tidy for what is actually happening in your house.

• Psalm 34:18 The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.
• Isaiah 41:10 So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you.
• Romans 8:38-39 Neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
• Luke 15:20 But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran to his son, threw his arms around him and kissed him.
• Psalm 139:7-8 Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence? If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there.
• Lamentations 3:22-23 Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning.
• 2 Corinthians 12:9 My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.
• Galatians 6:9 Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.

Simple Blessings for Your Son

Blessings are short, and they are meant to be spoken over him rather than about him. Say one at the door, write one on a note in his bag, or put one at the end of a text.

• May God give you a heart full of love and kindness.
• May you always walk in truth and faith.
• May your path be bright and your future blessed.
• May God’s peace guard your mind and heart.
• May you grow in wisdom and character every day.
• May your life bring glory to God in all you do.
• May you always feel loved, protected, and valued.
• May you be strong without ever needing to be cruel.
• May you be quick to forgive and slow to take offence.
• May you be trusted by people who know you best.
• May you find work you are proud of and rest you are not guilty about.
• May you never be too old to come home.
• May the Lord bless you and keep you, and make his face shine on you.
• May you know you were wanted from the very first day.

He may roll his eyes. Say it anyway. Boys keep the words they pretend not to hear.

How to Pray for Your Son Every Day

Most parents stop praying consistently not because they stop caring but because there is no system. Attach prayer to something that already happens every day and it survives; leave it to a spare moment and it will not.

• Morning: Ask God to protect and guide him through the day.
• Afternoon: Pray for his studies, friendships, and choices.
• Evening: Thank God for keeping him safe. Ask for peaceful rest.
• Anytime: When worry comes, give it to God in prayer.
• Use his name every time. Lord, protect Daniel today lands differently from a general prayer for children, and it keeps your praying specific.
• Pick one thing per week rather than the whole list daily. This week his friendships, next week his focus. Anything longer gets abandoned by Thursday.
• Write the date next to what you ask for. Months later, that page is the only honest record you will have of what God did and did not do, and it is worth more than a good memory.
• Pray with him sometimes, not only about him. Ask what he wants prayed for. His answer is often nothing like what you assumed.
• Pray when you are angry with him too. Those are the most useful prayers, and they usually change you first.
• Do not make prayer a punishment or a lecture aimed at him. A boy who hears himself being told off in a prayer learns to dread the sound of one.

When Prayer Is Not the Only Thing Your Son Needs

Prayer belongs alongside real help, never instead of it. If any of the following is happening, please act today as well as pray. This is written for parents of boys and young men because the signs are often quieter in them, and because they are far less likely to ask for help themselves.

• Talk of suicide, or hints of it, must be taken seriously every single time. Ask directly and calmly whether he is thinking about ending his life. Asking does not plant the idea. In the US and Canada, call or text 988. In the UK and Ireland, call Samaritans on 116 123, free, at any hour. If he is in immediate danger, call emergency services. Do not wait to see whether it passes, and do not handle it alone.
• Self harm needs professional support, not a promise to stop. Stay calm, do not shame him, and get him to a doctor. A boy who is hiding injuries is managing something he cannot manage on his own.
• Depression and anxiety are illnesses, not weak faith. Withdrawal, months of flat mood, sleep collapse, appetite change, giving up things he loved, or sudden rage all deserve a medical appointment. Nobody should be told to pray harder instead of being assessed.
• Never encourage him to stop prescribed medication as an act of faith. Stopping antidepressants or any psychiatric medication abruptly is genuinely dangerous. Changes go through his doctor, and prayer sits perfectly well alongside a prescription.
• Addiction needs treatment. Alcohol, drugs, gambling, or a gaming habit that has taken over his life will not be resolved by willpower and a family prayer. Get proper help, and get support for yourself at the same time.
• If he discloses abuse of any kind, believe him and report it. Do not investigate it yourself, do not promise to keep it inside the family, and do not let anyone tell you that involving the authorities is disloyal. Contact the police or your local child protection service. Covering something like this up is not forgiveness, it is harm.
• Report bullying in writing. Verbal complaints to a school get lost. Email it, keep the reply, and escalate if nothing changes. Online bullying should be screenshotted before it is deleted.
• Physical symptoms need a doctor, not a diagnosis from the internet. Ongoing pain, unexplained weight loss, a lump, persistent headaches, or fainting all mean an appointment. Pray on the way there.
• Be wary of anyone who charges you for a breakthrough. If a person offers to fix your son’s addiction, illness or future in exchange for a payment or a special offering, that is not ministry. Acts 8:18-20 deals with exactly that, and not kindly.
• Look after yourself as well. A parent running on no sleep and constant fear makes worse decisions. Elijah was given food and rest before he was given instructions, and there is no version of this where you help your son by burning out.

When You Have Prayed for Years and Nothing Has Changed

Most pages about praying for your son stop before this part. It deserves an honest answer, because a lot of parents reading this have been asking the same thing about the same boy for a decade.

The Bible does not treat unanswered prayer as a failure of faith. Psalm 13 opens with how long, Lord, will you forget me forever. Habakkuk 1:2 asks how long must I call for help and you do not listen. Paul asked three times for one thing and was told no, and the answer he got was grace rather than the removal of the problem. None of those people were rebuked for asking, and none of them were given a technique for asking better.

Two things worth holding on to. The first is that Luke 18:1-8 tells the story of a woman who kept coming back, and Jesus told it specifically so that people would not give up praying. Persistence is not nagging God; it is what he asked for. The second is that your son has a will of his own, and God does not generally override it. A prayer that has not been answered is not always a prayer that has been refused. Sometimes it is a prayer whose answer depends on a decision your son has not made yet.

What that means practically is this: keep praying, stop measuring, and do not let the waiting turn into resentment toward him or toward God. Say the hard version out loud if that is where you are. Lord, I have asked you for this for eleven years and nothing has moved, and I am still asking. That is a real prayer, and it is in the Bible several times over.

Final Words

Your prayers for your son are not wasted, not a single one of them. Say them out loud where you can, put his actual name into each one, and keep going on the days you feel nothing at all. Consistency does more here than intensity.

And hold the two halves together. Pray for him, and also do the ordinary work: know where he is, keep the door open, get help when he needs it, apologise when you are wrong. Faith has never asked a parent to choose between praying for a boy and looking after him.

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