Hunt, Gather, Parent

Tired of the constant power struggles and meltdowns? What if you could raise helpful, confident kids without all the yelling, negotiating, and stress? Discover the time-tested parenting secrets from ancient cultures that modern families have forgotten, and transform your home into a more cooperative, harmonious place. Learn how Maya, Inuit, and Hadzabe families raise remarkably well-behaved children using simple, instinctual methods. You'll get practical tools to stop sibling rivalry, encourage genuine helpfulness without being asked, and build a stronger, more connected relationship with your kids by rethinking everything you thought you knew about discipline and praise.

Michaeleen Doucleff, PhD, is a correspondent for NPR's Science Desk, where her reporting on global health and infectious disease has earned her a prestigious Peabody Award. Frustrated with Western parenting advice, she took her young daughter to live with Maya, Inuit, and Hadzabe families. There, she discovered a more cooperative and effective model for raising confident, helpful children, which she shares in her groundbreaking book, Hunt, Gather, Parent.