
Economist Emily Oster's "Cribsheet" revolutionizes parenting with data, not guilt. Praised by The Economist and Washington Post, this myth-busting guide tackles breastfeeding, sleep training, and screen time debates. As Forbes contributor Adam Ozimek notes, she's "the all-knowing Aunt we have never met."
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Imagine being awake at 3 a.m., desperately Googling contradictory advice about your crying baby while drowning in guilt about whatever choice you make. This scenario plays out in millions of homes, where parents navigate a sea of conflicting information and judgment. Enter economist Emily Oster's "Cribsheet," which applies data analysis to the overwhelming world of parenting decisions. Unlike traditional parenting books that dictate what parents "must" do, Oster's approach acknowledges that good decisions balance three essential factors: the best available evidence, family circumstances, and parental preferences. This framework has sparked a quiet revolution in how parents make choices, giving them permission to consider their own wellbeing alongside their children's needs. By cutting through myths with evidence, Oster helps parents make informed decisions without the crushing weight of unnecessary guilt.