Honestly with Bari Weiss What’s the Best Way to Raise Good People? A Debate
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May 18, 2022 
In this engaging discussion, Bryan Caplan, an economics professor and author, joins NPR's Michaelleen Doucleff and parenting expert Carla Naumburg to debate the complexities of raising good kids. They explore whether parenting styles truly impact child outcomes, and the influence of nature versus nurture. The trio delves into the importance of fostering autonomy in children, the challenges of gentle parenting, and the necessity of community support for parents today. Packed with humor and insights, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in parenting!
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Parenting Expectations
- Parenting has shifted from basic needs to emotional development.
- This change reflects the luxury of time in modern parenting.
The Evolving Role of Mothers
- The term "stay-at-home mom" reflects changing expectations.
- Mothers are now responsible for all aspects of child development.
Parenting Before 1950s
- Pre-1950s parenting focused on practical skills and values, not just survival.
- The shift since the 1950s involves an expanded "child world" and learning from books.
