不知道你是哪里人，不过我很喜欢 Pamela Druckerman 写的《Bringing Up Bébé》。讲的全是法式育儿，因为作者是个在法国带娃的美国妈妈。
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1594203334
Not sure where you're from but I enjoyed Bringing Up Bébé by Pamela Druckerman. It's all about French style parenting as she's an American raising her children in France.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1594203334
……哭闹是适应新技能和新意识的自然过渡期，这会让宝宝行为上的突变显得很有意思，而不是令人抓狂。《Bringing up Bebe》这本书里还有三四页极棒的建议，讲的是法国人的“睡眠教学”法，核心就在于：宝宝醒来哭的时候，先观察几分钟，而不是立刻抱起来，从而给他们一个机会重新入……
…the fussing is a natural adjustment period to new skills and awareness makes their sudden shifts in behavior interesting rather than distressing. There are also 3-4 pages of great advice in the book Bringing up Bebe on the French approach to "sleep teaching", which revolves around taking a few minutes to watch a baby who wakes up crying instead of just picking them up right away, thus giving them a chance to fall…
……《Parent》也很不错——核心思想还是关注日常生活，别当直升机父母（helicopter parent）。最后，作为一本更偏向实战手册的书，我们读了一本讲法国育儿的书《Bringing up Bebe》——对搞定幼儿吃饭问题太有帮助了。至于《What you expect when you're expecting》，直接扔垃圾桶吧。
…Parent" was a good one too -- again focus on the everyday and don't be a helicopter parent is the message there. Lastly as more of a straight up playbook we read one of those French parenting books, "Bringing up Bebe" -- totally helped with toddler eating. What you expect when you're expecting -- throw it in the garbage.
……比当下任何关于政府未来可能干涉思想和行动的新闻剪报都更让人脊背发凉。把事物推演到了它们的逻辑终点。另外有一本我很喜欢的非虚构书是《Bringing Up Bebe》，讲的是法美两国在育儿方式上的对比，但放大来看，它探讨的是那些在我们文化里看似理所当然、而在别人看来却完全不同的……
…scarier than any news clipping today about the possible future path for government interference in thought and action. Takes things to their logical conclusions. And one non-fiction book that I did enjoy, Bringing Up Bebe, which is about the contrasts between child-rearing in France and America, but on a much larger scale, about the different things that seem culturally obvious to us, but are completely different to other…
美国的育儿方式太失衡了。 去读读这本：Pamela Druckerman 写的《Bringing Up Bébé: One American Mother Discovers the Wisdom of French Parenting》
American child rearing is unbalanced. Read this: Bringing Up Bébé: One American Mother Discovers the Wisdom of French Parenting by Pamela Druckerman
不知道你是哪里人，不过我很喜欢 Pamela Druckerman 写的《Bringing Up Bébé》。讲的全是法式育儿，因为作者是个在法国带娃的美国妈妈。 https://www.amazon.com/dp/1594203334
Not sure where you're from but I enjoyed Bringing Up Bébé by Pamela Druckerman. It's all about French style parenting as she's an American raising her children in France. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1594203334
……哭闹是适应新技能和新意识的自然过渡期，这会让宝宝行为上的突变显得很有意思，而不是令人抓狂。《Bringing up Bebe》这本书里还有三四页极棒的建议，讲的是法国人的“睡眠教学”法，核心就在于：宝宝醒来哭的时候，先观察几分钟，而不是立刻抱起来，从而给他们一个机会重新入……
…the fussing is a natural adjustment period to new skills and awareness makes their sudden shifts in behavior interesting rather than distressing. There are also 3-4 pages of great advice in the book Bringing up Bebe on the French approach to "sleep teaching", which revolves around taking a few minutes to watch a baby who wakes up crying instead of just picking them up right away, thus giving them a chance to fall…
……《Parent》也很不错——核心思想还是关注日常生活，别当直升机父母（helicopter parent）。最后，作为一本更偏向实战手册的书，我们读了一本讲法国育儿的书《Bringing up Bebe》——对搞定幼儿吃饭问题太有帮助了。至于《What you expect when you're expecting》，直接扔垃圾桶吧。
…Parent" was a good one too -- again focus on the everyday and don't be a helicopter parent is the message there. Lastly as more of a straight up playbook we read one of those French parenting books, "Bringing up Bebe" -- totally helped with toddler eating. What you expect when you're expecting -- throw it in the garbage.
这本书在我们的书单上。我和我太太读《Bringing Up Bebe》都很享受。如果大家有搬去那里生活的第一手经验，欢迎分享，感激不尽。
It's on our list. My wife and I both enjoyed reading "Bringing Up Bebe". Any personal experiences on relocating and living there would be appreciated.
……比当下任何关于政府未来可能干涉思想和行动的新闻剪报都更让人脊背发凉。把事物推演到了它们的逻辑终点。另外有一本我很喜欢的非虚构书是《Bringing Up Bebe》，讲的是法美两国在育儿方式上的对比，但放大来看，它探讨的是那些在我们文化里看似理所当然、而在别人看来却完全不同的……
…scarier than any news clipping today about the possible future path for government interference in thought and action. Takes things to their logical conclusions. And one non-fiction book that I did enjoy, Bringing Up Bebe, which is about the contrasts between child-rearing in France and America, but on a much larger scale, about the different things that seem culturally obvious to us, but are completely different to other…