Why French Children Are No Nuisance: Parenting Secrets From Paris
(eAudiobook)

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    [synopsis] => The # 1 Spiegel bestseller.

Why don't French children throw their food in restaurants, always politely say Bonjour and let their mothers talk on the phone in peace? And why do French babies sleep through the ages at two or three months?

When Pamela Druckerman moved to Paris for love and soon had a child, she quickly discovered that French parents obviously do things differently - and better. French children are good, spirited and happy.

In this entertaining audio book, she reveals the secrets of upbringing à la française and tells:

• How come French babies sleep through the night

• How and why French children learn good eating habits

• How French mothers raise their children to be patient

• Why French parents aren't overprotective

• How French parents give their children clear boundaries and their freedom

Pamela Druckerman is a bestselling author and freelance journalist who worked for the Wall Street Journal. She has lived in Paris for many years with her English husband and three children.

The English original was published under the title "French Children Don't Throw Food"
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