
Discover why French babies sleep through the night while American parents struggle. "Bringing Up Bebe" reveals the cultural wisdom behind French parenting - from balanced family dynamics to raising good eaters - that sparked a New York Times bestselling revolution in how we nurture independence.
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Picture a sun-drenched Parisian cafe where toddlers sit contentedly through three-course meals while their parents sip wine and actually finish conversations. Now picture the chaos of a typical American restaurant where parents chase runaway children, negotiate over chicken nuggets, and apologize to neighboring tables. This jarring contrast sparked a cultural investigation that would challenge everything we thought we knew about raising children. What if the exhausting, guilt-ridden intensity of modern parenting isn't inevitable? What if there's a completely different way-one where children sleep through the night at three months, eat vegetables without complaint, and play independently while parents maintain their sanity and relationships? The revelation began simply enough-an American journalist watching French children her daughter's age behave like miniature adults while her own child treated restaurants like playgrounds. But this wasn't just about table manners. French babies were sleeping through the night by two or three months. French toddlers waited patiently when asked. French children ate sophisticated foods without drama. Yet these well-behaved children seemed genuinely happy, perhaps even happier than their American counterparts whose parents catered to every whim. Research confirmed these observations weren't coincidental. American mothers reported finding childcare twice as unpleasant as French mothers did. The difference wasn't genetic but cultural-a shared philosophy transcending social class.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco

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