Growing up WEIRD
Guen BradburyWEIRD cultures are Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich, and Democratic. Us WEIRD adults get allergy, diabetes, arthritis, etc – and these are shaped by how we’re raised. Traditional cultures show us how to give children better adult health.
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WEIRD laundry habits can increase the risk of eczema and allergies. How can we wash clothes better?
If you have only two outfits, I thought to myself for the hundredth time while carrying a basket filled with half the clothes my family owned, then you have to wash one while wearing the other. That’s it. That’s the extent of the system.
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Childhood exploration
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In this episode, Greg Dickens and I discuss recent news on how hanging and swinging from the arms affects the length and str...
Children love to get lost. What happens when we prevent this?
So, this week there’s a little pre-amble before we dive in: I’m sure everyone has noticed already, but I’m trying to stick to a format to make my articles easier to understand. For each one:
- I’m going to set the scene with a true stor...
Children's bellies
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In this episode, Greg Dickens and I discuss recent news on risk factors for food allergies in babies and children and on the cost of raising...
Should kids let their bellies hang out?
I didn’t hear the relentless hum of the crickets. I didn’t feel the heat of the sun, radiating through the thin metal roof. I didn’t even really see my three children excitedly flittering about like sparrows. My entire attention was on the...
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I'm a veterinary surgeon and a health innovator, just back from an 18-month expedition in South America, Africa, and Europe, learning how people all over the world raise children.
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