Meanwhile in Germany, you’re receiving the “Elternbriefe” (parenting letters) from ages 0-8 giving you advice on all the stuff that’s currently going on with your little one.
I think other developed countries have similar concepts.
I’d argue that, at least where I live, we get plenty of information and lessons (if you choose to take them) on raising babies.
The gap parenting from 3 onwards. We shape our kids lives and society could do with making sure we know how to raise strong, confident and resilient children
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With microwaved meals we’ve worked out the best results.
We haven’t done that with humans yet.
I don’t think that is accurate to say. There are a shit ton of parenting books. Also once you have a kid the advice won’t stop coming
Meanwhile in Germany, you’re receiving the “Elternbriefe” (parenting letters) from ages 0-8 giving you advice on all the stuff that’s currently going on with your little one.
I think other developed countries have similar concepts.
Which do you think is easier to accomplish with just a few steps?
I’d argue that, at least where I live, we get plenty of information and lessons (if you choose to take them) on raising babies.
The gap parenting from 3 onwards. We shape our kids lives and society could do with making sure we know how to raise strong, confident and resilient children
One is significantly more simple and transient than the other.
Yeah no shit it’s prepackaged