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Hunt, Gather, Parent What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans

Michaeleen Doucleff

NEW YORK TIMES

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The Dr. John Delony Show

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The Dr. John Delony Show

This book by a National Public Radio reporter was mentioned when discussing how other cultures around the world parent, specifically highlighting how no one is alone with a crying baby.

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There's a phenomenal book called Hunt Gather parent by Michaeline Duclef.

— Episode: Get Your Kids off Screens and Outside (W...

Episode: Get Your Kids off Screens and Outside (With Ginny...

This book by a National Public Radio reporter was mentioned when discussing how other cultures around the world parent, specifically highlighting how no one is alone with a crying baby.

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There's a phenomenal book called Hunt Gather parent by Michaeline Duclef.

The Daily Stoic

Podcast

The Daily Stoic

This book advocates for a more hands-off approach to parenting, allowing children to experience some level of risk and learn from their mistakes. It suggests focusing on protection only when actual threats arise, rather than warning constantly against potential dangers.

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I was reading this book 'Hunt, Gather, Parent,' which I loved about...instead of, you know, 'um, telling your kid do this and do this and you need to clean your room,' instead of 'you need to clean yo...

— Episode: Whitney Cummings on Finding Inspiration...

Episode: Whitney Cummings on Finding Inspiration and Being...

This book advocates for a more hands-off approach to parenting, allowing children to experience some level of risk and learn from their mistakes. It suggests focusing on protection only when actual threats arise, rather than warning constantly against potential dangers.

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I was reading this book 'Hunt, Gather, Parent,' which I loved about...instead of, you know, 'um, telling your kid do this and do this and you need to clean your room,' instead of 'you need to clean your room,' it's 'let's see how many toys we can get in the hamper in 30 seconds,' like how many things can you turn into a game...

I see them with their kids, playground was don't turn; I make sure and you're gonna be careful, you're gonna hurt yourself on that, and I see the kid look at them like well why are we here if it's so dangerous.

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