Hunting, Gathering, Raising

Happy and healthy children thanks to the lessons of ancient cultures
Michaeleen Doucleff couldn't find answers to her parenting questions in current parenting books and wondered if she could find them in the knowledge and experience of ancient cultures. She traveled with her daughter to three of the world's oldest communities: the Maya, the Inuit, and the Hadza.
Doucleff quickly learned that these parents don't have the same problems with their children as we do. It was striking how different the bond between parents and children is: based on cooperation instead of control, and on trust instead of fear.
In Hunting, Gathering, Raising Doucleff shares her findings and gives other scientists the opportunity to speak.