I do woodworking, fix things around the house, work on electronics and hope my kid takes interest in those things, but it's not out of some idea that it's the o

I do woodworking, fix things around the house, work on electronics and hope my kid takes interest in those things, but it's not out of some idea that it's the only way to be "masculine" or something. I think both boys and girls benefit from doing things that teach them self-reliance. Wrapping it up in some kind of "tough guy" imagine is pointless and self-defeating, especially if your child ISN'T the traditional "tough guy" just by disposition.