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The Collapse of Parenting How We Hurt Our Kids When We Treat Them Like Grown-Ups

Leonard Sax

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The book was highlighted as a strong recommendation for parents and discussed extensively, including its chapters on food and the existence of an audio version.

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by the way, the book is called The Collapse of Parenting. I highly recommend this book to anybody who is a parent.

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The book was highlighted as a strong recommendation for parents and discussed extensively, including its chapters on food and the existence of an audio version.

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by the way, the book is called The Collapse of Parenting. I highly recommend this book to anybody who is a parent.

In my book, The Collapse of Parenting, I have a chapter on food.

You know, the original title of The Collapse of Parenting, the title of the book I sent to the publisher, was The Collapse of American Parenting.

the book is called The Collapse of Parenting. I'm listening to your audio book.

I have a chapter on food. In 1971, 4% of American kids were obese. Today, 20% of American kids are obese.

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It was mentioned as a book that helped set the stage for Elder Maxwell's warnings against permissiveness and the transfer of parental authority to children, particularly in the context of modern media.

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Over the past four decades, says Leonard Sachs, there has been a massive transfer of authority from parents to kids.

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It was mentioned as a book that helped set the stage for Elder Maxwell's warnings against permissiveness and the transfer of parental authority to children, particularly in the context of modern media.

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Over the past four decades, says Leonard Sachs, there has been a massive transfer of authority from parents to kids.

In many families, this is Leonard Sachs again, what kids think and what kids like and what kids want now matters as much or more than what the parents think and like and want.

And showing that we've got this reversal of things where children now are consulted about everything along with that in many families, this is Leonard Sachs again, what kids think and what kids like and what kids want now matters as much or more than what the parents think and like and want.

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