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A BRIEF HISTORY OF PARENTING. How Love, Authority, Science, and Culture Shaped the Way We Raise Children: Thinkers, myths, discoveries, and social changes ... life. (“A BRIEF HISTORY OF…” Book 12)

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF PARENTING. How Love, Authority, Science, and Culture Shaped the Way We Raise Children: Thinkers, myths, discoveries, and social changes ... life. (“A BRIEF HISTORY OF…” Book 12)

De: Isaac Volpe
Narrado por: Jon Mills's voice replica
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Parenting is the most important job nobody teaches you.For thousands of years, human beings have raised children through love, authority, fear, faith, instinct, discipline, science, and hope. But the way we understand parenting has changed dramatically: children were once treated as property, then as souls to be disciplined, then as minds to be educated, then as fragile beings to be protected, and now as developing brains to be optimized."A Brief History of Parenting" traces the long human story of raising children, from hunter-gatherer villages and ancient civilizations to attachment theory, neuroscience, helicopter parenting, global parenting cultures, smartphones, and the crisis of modern childhood.This book explores the thinkers, myths, discoveries, and social changes that reshaped family life: Locke and Rousseau, Bowlby and Ainsworth, Spock and Gopnik, the invention of childhood, the rise of intensive parenting, the loneliness of the modern parent, and the urgent question of how to raise resilient children in an anxious age.Neither a simple parenting manual nor a nostalgic defense of the past, this is a clear, fascinating, and deeply human guide to what history and science reveal about children, parents, families, and the societies that shape them.If you have ever wondered what children truly need, why parenting feels harder than ever, or how love became tangled with pressure, fear, and perfection, this book will change the way you see the family.Read "A Brief History of Parenting" today and discover how humanity learned, failed, adapted, and tried again to raise the next generation.TAGSparenting history, child development, parenting science, attachment theory, child psychology, raising children, modern parenting, anxious generation, helicopter parenting, screen time and children, family history, neuroscience of parenting, childhood studies, emotional coaching, resilience in children, history of childhood, parenting books for adults©2026 UNITEXTO (P)2026 UNITEXTO
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