
by Emily Oster
Economist Emily Oster looks at the data behind parenting choices from birth to preschool
Economist Emily Oster looks at the research behind common parenting decisions, from sleep and feeding to childcare and early learning. Her subtitle calls it a data-driven guide to better, more relaxed parenting, from birth to preschool. She lays out what the evidence says and leaves the choice to the parent.
Readers who enjoy narrative and idea-driven nonfiction.
Parents, with economist Emily Oster as guide.
Early childhood, from birth to preschool.
It treats parenting questions as decisions to weigh with data rather than rules to follow.
Calm and clear.
Nonfiction · Parenting · Babies · Research
352 pages · ≈ 10 h
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