Brain Rules for Baby
A molecular biologist separating what research supports about early childhood from what is merely sold to parents.
John Medina, a developmental molecular biologist, separates what research actually supports about early childhood from the enormous market of claims that surround it. He is blunt about how little supports the products aimed at anxious parents, and clear about what does matter, which is mostly unglamorous.
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Derek Sivers
My single favorite baby book: written by a neuroscientist, about babies’ brain development from pregnancy to children. Single best book for soon-to-be parents to read. I didn’t want kids until I read it, then it actually got me excited about the process.
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