After seeing this here, I ran out and got the book. I just started it and it is really fascinating.
What are we to do when nature and culture collide lke this? It would make a really interesting book.
Yes, absolutely. I'm all for understanding the reason behind why babies are the way they are and how parenting evolved but I also want to know how it is continually evolving--I think that by changing the way we parent (and this is sometimes culturally necessary) is naturally going to affect the process of parenting.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
branchandroot
no subject
Date: 2005-05-28 07:11 am (UTC)What are we to do when nature and culture collide lke this? It would make a really interesting book.
Yes, absolutely. I'm all for understanding the reason behind why babies are the way they are and how parenting evolved but I also want to know how it is continually evolving--I think that by changing the way we parent (and this is sometimes culturally necessary) is naturally going to affect the process of parenting.