WEIRD 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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Making children unfrustratable (part 2: optimising child frustration)
Have you ever been somewhere so bright that closing your eyes doesn’t really seem to help that much? Eyes open: way way way too bright and everything’s kinda blue-white. Eyes closed: still way too bright, but now everything’s red.
I opened...
How to reduce parental frustration [PODCAST]
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In this episode, Greg Dickens and I discuss recent news on how a child’s exposure to interparental violence is linked to the...
Making children unfrustratable (Part 1: reducing parental frustration)
The light of my headtorch flicked from tree to tree along the riverbank. Occasionally, it would pick out the glowing pink eyes of a nightjar, the tiny yellow eyes of a frog, or the opal eyes of a tree boa. But we were looking for the big fi...
Why do toddlers need to fall over so much? [PODCAST]
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In this episode, Greg Dickens and I discuss recent news on how outdoor play in preschoolers predicts their risk of mental he...
Don't catch your toddler before they fall! (most of the time...)
The clamour of children’s voices faded into the distance as my elder two children disappeared with their friend to fact-check the rumours of there being a snake in the library. Other than the droning of the bugs, the only noise remaining in...
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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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