Bringing up bebe (Frantsuzskie deti ne plyuyutsya edoy)

American journalist and mother of three, Pamela Druckerman, compares two cultures, two different approaches to parenting in her book "French Children Don’t Throw Food: Parenting Secrets from Paris."
This work of contemporary literature is not essentially a practical guide or a set of parenting rules, but it can help parents view their role in their child's life from a different perspective.
Having moved to Paris with her children, the author observes and notes the differences in approaches to breastfeeding, children's nutrition, permissiveness and prohibitions, lifestyle and sleep routines, preschools, and summer camps.
Pamela Druckerman describes in detail her parenting experiences in America and France, family relationships, and other everyday differences between the countries. She has created a very personal, lively, humorous, and at the same time practical book that reveals the secrets of the French, whose children sleep well, eat well, and do not drive their parents crazy.
The book "French Children Don’t Throw Food..." will be useful not only for parents but also for anyone interested in the psychology of relationships. It cannot be called a manual for action; the book is suitable for light reading and relaxation, but you will definitely gain a wealth of useful parenting advice and learn a lot of new things from it.