Everything is fine! How to avoid unnecessary experiences in the first years of the child"s life
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This book will help to navigate in the stream of information that falls on parents in the first years of raising children.
Choose breastfeeding or artificial? Leave the baby to sleep in a crib or prefer a joint dream? Should a child vaccinate? Use diapers or practice early planting on a pot?
Each parent from the first days of the child’s life is faced with a lot of new questions for himself. How not to drown in a sea of conflicting information and understand what you do correctly if relatives and friends advise one thing, and doctors say something else?
Economist and mother of two children Emily Oster considers current issues about raising children, based on scientific facts, statistics, research. Her previous book "Calm and confident. Why are common ideas about pregnancy are wrong and what you really need to know "helped many future parents prepare for the birth of a child.
In the new book, Emily debunk myths about raising children in the first years of life. In the first part, it illuminates medical issues: examinations, weight loss in newborns, physical restoration of a woman after childbirth. The second part is devoted to the problems that arise in the first year of the child’s life - from choosing the type of feeding to hiring a nanny. The third part affects the period from the first steps of the baby to kindergarten age. How long can children spend in front of a TV screen? How to accustom to a pot? How to organize early training?
The final part is devoted to parents, because when the child is born, the social roles of mom and dads are changing. The book will help reduce stress in the first years of the child’s life, provide parents with reliable information, teach you how to make informed decisions and - as a result - enjoy a new role.
For whom this book
For future parents who want to understand what kind of questions will face in the future.
For newly made parents who want to raise children without unnecessary stress.
From the author
Like any parent, you most want to make the right choice that guarantees that your child will be all right. But how to understand which choice is the best? Sometimes this is impossible. Each time, questions that you have not even thought about, and this happens with a second child, and even with the fifth. At such moments, it is difficult not to doubt their parental abilities - even with regard to trifles.
The problem of our society is that education is surrounded by an unhealthy atmosphere of pressure from the outside, which deprives parents of the right to independence in finding decisions.
We must change the situation. And - you will not believe - the economy and statistics will help us in this. I set out to write a book that will facilitate parental stress in the first years of the child’s life, provide you with reliable information and teach you the best methods for making difficult decisions for my family.
In this book I will not impose ready -made solutions to you and your children. On the contrary, I tried to collect all the necessary materials for you and created the main decision -making algorithms.
About the author
Professor of Economics at the University of Brown, USA. It is included in the list of "hundred living geniuses". In 2007, she made a report at the TED conference. Her work was repeatedly noted by New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Esquire. Oster is married to economist Jesse Shapiro, her parents are also economists. Emily and her husband raise two children, Penelope and Finn
Choose breastfeeding or artificial? Leave the baby to sleep in a crib or prefer a joint dream? Should a child vaccinate? Use diapers or practice early planting on a pot?
Each parent from the first days of the child’s life is faced with a lot of new questions for himself. How not to drown in a sea of conflicting information and understand what you do correctly if relatives and friends advise one thing, and doctors say something else?
Economist and mother of two children Emily Oster considers current issues about raising children, based on scientific facts, statistics, research. Her previous book "Calm and confident. Why are common ideas about pregnancy are wrong and what you really need to know "helped many future parents prepare for the birth of a child.
In the new book, Emily debunk myths about raising children in the first years of life. In the first part, it illuminates medical issues: examinations, weight loss in newborns, physical restoration of a woman after childbirth. The second part is devoted to the problems that arise in the first year of the child’s life - from choosing the type of feeding to hiring a nanny. The third part affects the period from the first steps of the baby to kindergarten age. How long can children spend in front of a TV screen? How to accustom to a pot? How to organize early training?
The final part is devoted to parents, because when the child is born, the social roles of mom and dads are changing. The book will help reduce stress in the first years of the child’s life, provide parents with reliable information, teach you how to make informed decisions and - as a result - enjoy a new role.
For whom this book
For future parents who want to understand what kind of questions will face in the future.
For newly made parents who want to raise children without unnecessary stress.
From the author
Like any parent, you most want to make the right choice that guarantees that your child will be all right. But how to understand which choice is the best? Sometimes this is impossible. Each time, questions that you have not even thought about, and this happens with a second child, and even with the fifth. At such moments, it is difficult not to doubt their parental abilities - even with regard to trifles.
The problem of our society is that education is surrounded by an unhealthy atmosphere of pressure from the outside, which deprives parents of the right to independence in finding decisions.
We must change the situation. And - you will not believe - the economy and statistics will help us in this. I set out to write a book that will facilitate parental stress in the first years of the child’s life, provide you with reliable information and teach you the best methods for making difficult decisions for my family.
In this book I will not impose ready -made solutions to you and your children. On the contrary, I tried to collect all the necessary materials for you and created the main decision -making algorithms.
About the author
Professor of Economics at the University of Brown, USA. It is included in the list of "hundred living geniuses". In 2007, she made a report at the TED conference. Her work was repeatedly noted by New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Esquire. Oster is married to economist Jesse Shapiro, her parents are also economists. Emily and her husband raise two children, Penelope and Finn
Author:
Author:Emily Oster
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Parenting & Relationship
- Category:Home & Decor
- Category:Psychology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Books for parents
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00169-088-7
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