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Mentioned in 12 episodes

Hunt, Gather, Parent

What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans

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In Hunt, Gather, Parent, Michaeleen Doucleff travels with her three-year-old daughter to learn parenting strategies from families in Maya, Inuit, and Hadzabe communities.

She discovers that these cultures raise children who are exceptionally kind, generous, and confident without the common problems seen in Western parenting.

The book emphasizes a parenting approach based on cooperation, trust, and personalized needs rather than control and fear.

Doucleff introduces the concept of TEAM parenting: togetherness, encouragement, autonomy, and minimal interference, and provides practical takeaways for parents to implement these strategies in their own lives.

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Mentioned in 12 episodes

Mentioned as the book written by the podcast guest,

Michaeleen Doucleff

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#197 Michaeleen Doucleff: The 4 Biggest Mistakes Parents Make

Recommended by

Laurie Santos

as a guide to a more relaxed parenting approach, inspired by ancient cultures.

59 snips

Happier Parents, Happier Kids Pt 1: Your Child Isn't a VIP or a Fragile Vase

Recommended by

Stef Bare

for its insights into the importance of community in raising children.

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108: Recapping the Last 18 Months of Our Lives with Stef Bare

Mentioned by

Bari Weiss

as the author of the best-selling book "Hunt, Gather, Parent", based on her global journey studying parenting.

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What’s the Best Way to Raise Good People? A Debate

Mentioned by

Ginny Yurich

in the context of children's participation in household tasks and the importance of observation.

17 snips

1KHO 459: Marriage After Kids Is a Different Game | Dr. Morgan Cutlip, A Better Share

Mentioned by

Ginny Yurich

as a book she talks about all the time and praises for its insights into different cultures and parenting styles.

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1KHO 535: Why We Don’t Need to Tell Kids What to Do All the Time | Michaleen Doucleff, Hunt, Gather, Parent

Mentioned by

Audrey Roloff

while discussing the importance of involving children in family activities.

15 snips

Ep 141: Our Best Parenting Hacks Right Now

Mentioned by

Ginny Yurich

as a book that talks about traveling to different cultures and they're engaging the child

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1KHO 529: Tantrums Are an Emotional Poop | Devon Kuntzman, Transforming Toddlerhood

Mentioned by

Angela Nelson

when discussing the impact of early childhood chores on later success.

Encouraging Kids to Help Out At Home

Mentioned by

Randi Rubenstein

in the episode introduction as a phenomenal book.

The "Do Less" Approach To Raising Confident Kids with Michaeleen Doucleff

Mentioned by

Whitney Cummings

as a parenting book that advocates for a more playful and less restrictive approach to raising children.

Whitney Cummings on Finding Inspiration and Being Relentlessly Present (Pt 2)

Mentioned by

Louise Perry

as the basis for the podcast episode, discussing Western parenting and its divergence from the human norm.

Primal Parenting - Michaeleen Doucleff | Maiden Mother Matriarch 114

Mentioned by

Ginny Yurich

for its insights into diverse parenting styles and approaches.

1KHO 400: The Skills We’ve Forgotten - Rebuilding Connection in a Lonely World with Dr. John Delony

Mentioned by

Randi Rubenstein

in the introduction, highlighting

Michaeleen Doucleff

's expertise in parenting.

Helpful Kids Without Power Struggles (a conversation with Michaeleen Doucleff)

Mentioned by

Anya Kamenetz

as a book about what American parents can learn from other cultures.

Kids Know How To Occupy Themselves. We Need To Let Them Do It

Recommended by

Gabe Yanez

as a parenting book to anyone dealing with toddlers and tantrums.

179: Joe Rogan's Shocking Take on Faith: Why He's Changing His Mind

Recommended by

Kelly Nolan

as a book that talks about involving kids and fostering their desire to contribute.

101. Meal Planning & Prep Tips with Prep Dish founder Allison Schaaf

Mentioned by

Ned Johnson

as a book discussing family help in other cultures.

Dr. William Stixrud and Ned Johnson on Raising Self-Driven Children

Mentioned by

Ginny Yurich

as a book where the author explains that in other cultures, people don't yell.

1KHO 408: Raising Strong-Willed Kids Without Losing Your Cool | Kirk Martin, Calm Parenting Podcast

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