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Bringing Up Bébé

One American Mother Discovers the Wisdom of French Parenting

11 minPamela Druckerman

What's it about

Ever wonder how French parents raise happy, well-behaved children without all the stress? Imagine your kids sleeping through the night, eating what's served, and playing contentedly while you sip your coffee. This isn't a fantasy—it's the French way, and you can learn its secrets. Discover the wisdom of French parenting and transform your family life. You'll learn simple, powerful techniques like "Le Pause" to teach patience and self-soothing, and why saying a firm "no" is one of the kindest things you can do. Get ready to reclaim your sanity and enjoy parenting more.

Meet the author

Pamela Druckerman is a bestselling author and contributing opinion writer for The New York Times whose work on cultural differences has been featured globally. Living in Paris as an American journalist, she was struck by the calm, well-behaved nature of French children and the relaxed confidence of their parents. This firsthand observation from an outsider's perspective led her to investigate and decode the secrets of French parenting, culminating in the groundbreaking insights shared in Bringing Up Bébé.

Bringing Up Bébé book cover

What's it about

Ever wonder how French parents raise happy, well-behaved children without all the stress? Imagine your kids sleeping through the night, eating what's served, and playing contentedly while you sip your coffee. This isn't a fantasy—it's the French way, and you can learn its secrets. Discover the wisdom of French parenting and transform your family life. You'll learn simple, powerful techniques like "Le Pause" to teach patience and self-soothing, and why saying a firm "no" is one of the kindest things you can do. Get ready to reclaim your sanity and enjoy parenting more.

Meet the author

Pamela Druckerman is a bestselling author and contributing opinion writer for The New York Times whose work on cultural differences has been featured globally. Living in Paris as an American journalist, she was struck by the calm, well-behaved nature of French children and the relaxed confidence of their parents. This firsthand observation from an outsider's perspective led her to investigate and decode the secrets of French parenting, culminating in the groundbreaking insights shared in Bringing Up Bébé.