French Children Don't Throw Food
9 hrs. 13 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Druckerman Pamela
Author
Druckerman Pamela
Narrator
Budina Olga
Narrator
Budina Olga
Description
American journalist Pamela Druckerman, living in Paris with her English husband and three children, investigated the phenomenon of French parenting. She produced a very personal, lively book full of humor—yet also practical—revealing the secrets of French people whose children sleep well, eat well, and don’t hover over their parents.
«An amazing book. I didn’t sleep for two nights—I just couldn’t stop reading.» — Elena Solovyova, magazine «Rastim rebenka»
«Practically the most popular parenting guide today.» — Liza Birger, magazine «Kommersantъ Weekend»
«The book became fashionable instantly. On one hand, it’s about raising children, and on the other—about savoir vivre (the famous “ability to live”), in which, according to the French, they have no equal… It’s a book about how to raise a happy, confident, independent person without teaching them foreign languages from infancy and without breastfeeding until age two. And about how to be a mother, a woman, and a social unit.» — Olesya Hantsevich, magazine «Ekspert».
«An amazing book. I didn’t sleep for two nights—I just couldn’t stop reading.» — Elena Solovyova, magazine «Rastim rebenka»
«Practically the most popular parenting guide today.» — Liza Birger, magazine «Kommersantъ Weekend»
«The book became fashionable instantly. On one hand, it’s about raising children, and on the other—about savoir vivre (the famous “ability to live”), in which, according to the French, they have no equal… It’s a book about how to raise a happy, confident, independent person without teaching them foreign languages from infancy and without breastfeeding until age two. And about how to be a mother, a woman, and a social unit.» — Olesya Hantsevich, magazine «Ekspert».
