Expecting Better Why the Conventional Pregnancy Wisdom Is Wrong--and What You Really Need to Know (The ParentData Series)

And you've written a lot of books. Is that right?

Yes, I have three books, one on pregnancy and two on parenting at different ages. I've kind of made a career out of the fact that a lot of parents want information and they want data.

Emily's books about pregnancy and early parenting have been bestsellers, but her research focus is a little different.

She's also the author of a book called Expecting Better, Why Conventional Pregnancy Wisdom is Wrong and What You Really Need to Know.

She's also the author of a book called Expecting Better, Why Conventional Pregnancy Wisdom Is Wrong and What You Really Need to Know.

She has a book called Expecting Better.

It's basically about applying economics to pregnancy and cost benefit and all these rules that we've been given.

A lot of this data is very outdated. Studies that have happened in the 50s that just haven't gotten updated.

Since we were getting nothing but contradictory info right now, we're very excited to talk to her.

She's just very cool.

I'm an economist and author of The Unexpected, Expecting Better, Crib Sheet and the Family Firm. Basically a bunch of parenting books not based on magic or feelings or trends but based on data and evidence.

some parenting books I love there's a self-driven child there's a better man the good news about that behavior how to raise kids who aren't hassles to get to failure reading for our lives expecting better they're all really good but I found that reading them once wasn't nearly sufficient what I needed as a parent was the thing that I'd check in with and read every day seeing parenting as an ongoing process