Hold on to your kids
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Read on Hacker News> I love it that you say you eschew the experts, then go on to cite a parenting book. I knew someone would say that :) Hold on to your Kids is not a parenting book though. It is a book about parenthood. It is not a book about what to do with your kids (when they misbehave or otherwise), but about who to be for your kids.
Read on Hacker News…ur intuition with our kids much more, instead of what "experts" and other people say is best for them. A great book about parenthood (if you have older children too) is "Hold on to your Kids" by Gordon Neufeld. Highly recommended.
Read on Hacker NewsThere is a good book about why parents matter, that addresses Harris's ideas: Hold on to Your Kids by Gordon Neufeld, a clinical psychologist. See: http://www.gordonneufeld.com/book.php
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