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Non fiction | Parenting<br />
What children need from us<br />
This criticism is too cheap. In fact, our<br />
entire society is creating a world that is<br />
not in line with the species-typical<br />
expectations of human children. Instead<br />
of resorting to fashionable – and ever<br />
changing – parenting advice we should<br />
take a step back and understand what<br />
children need in order to develop true to<br />
their nature.<br />
Parents cannot fix the many parenting<br />
problems in today´s society. The whole<br />
“village” must again take on responsibility<br />
for its children.<br />
Herbert Renz-Polster is a pediatrician<br />
and scientist at the Mannheim Institute<br />
for Public Health at the University of<br />
Heidelberg, and has trained in both<br />
Europe and the USA.<br />
He is an editor of a well-known clinical<br />
textbook for medical students in Germany<br />
and has co-authored one of the most<br />
popular parental-advice books on child<br />
development and child health in<br />
Germany.<br />
His research in the last five years has<br />
focused on understanding child behaviour<br />
from an evolutionary perspective.<br />
www.kinder-verstehen.de<br />
Herbert Renz-Polster is a pediatrician<br />
and scientist at the Mannheim Institute<br />
for Public Health at the University of<br />
Heidelberg, and has trained in both<br />
Europe and the USA.<br />
He is the co-author of one of the most<br />
popular parental-advice books on child<br />
development and child health in<br />
Germany.<br />
His research in the last five years has<br />
focused on understanding child behavior<br />
from an evolutionary perspective.<br />
www.kinder-verstehen.de<br />
Herbert Renz-Polster<br />
Child-like<br />
A Plea for a Truly Human Upbringing<br />
Kösel · München. <strong>2011</strong><br />
192 pages<br />
All rights available<br />
By the same author:<br />
Understanding Children<br />
Kösel · München, 2009<br />
512 pages<br />
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