Parenting

10 Rules for Raising Kids in a High-Tech World - Jean M Twenge

Jean M Twenge

These 10 rules will make your kids happier, and reduce their device time.

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Never Enough - Jennifer Breheny Wallace

Jennifer Brehney Wallace

In Never Enough we take a look at how the achievement culture that is prevalent in society today is harming children as they are pushed to compete more, achieve more, all in a quest to get into the "

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Nurtureshock

Ashley Merryman, Po Bronson

The title of this book refers to the author's idea that sometimes parents don't "just know" how to raise a child and thus they are lost trying to figure it out. The goal of the book is to show us wha

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Creating Innovators - Tony Wagner

Tony Wagner

I think the best summary of this book comes from the title of the blog post I wrote about it: "The Rich Person's Guide to Creating an Innovative Child". Wagner highlights how a bunch of families that

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The Wild and Free Family - Ainsley Arment

Ainsley Arment

Ainsley Arment spends this book encouraging you to drop your family out of much of the rat-race of modern life to live a calm life that prioritizes your children having time to run free and play with

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Why Don't Students Like School? - Daniel T Willingham

Daniel T Willingham

Students don't like school because of the range of difficulties that must be presented in class which means some students get the information right away and then are stuck repeating work that is bori

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Raising Empowered Daughters - Mike Adamick

Mike Adamick

This is a book directed at dads that want to be parents who break out of misogynistic stereotypes and empower their daughters. From addressing the emotional damage done to men when we put each other

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iGen - Jean M Twenge

Jean M Twenge

Twenge takes a critical look at the generation following Millenials, the first that grew up with easy access to devices.

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