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“Cribsheet, a new book by Emily Oster of Brown University, shows that in the hectic haze of
parenthood an economistâ€s perspective can prove surprisingly clarifying . . . Parenting can be
fraught. Cribsheet aims to help parents do better.―—  The Economist“Both refreshing and
useful. With so many parenting theories driving us all a bit batty, this is the type of book that we
need to help calm things down.―—LA Times“Many parents will likely find reading it a huge
relief from the scare stories that seem to pop up everywhere these days. The author, economist
Emily Oster, burst into the parent-lit world with her 2013 hit Expecting Better which remains
required reading for a certain set of pregnant parents. Oster repeats her ingeniously simple
formula with Cribsheet: taking conventional wisdom and diving into the research behind it, often
showing that “the studies― are thin or nonexistent, or their findings that have been overstated
. . . Cribsheet is not another call for the end of helicopter parenting or snowplow parenting or
whatever kind of parenting is lighting up social media today, and itâ€s not a call to overthrow
medical wisdom; itâ€s a call for parenting with context, and itâ€s freeing.― — The
Washington Post “In my household, [Emily Oster] is the all-knowing Aunt we have never
met. Parenting would be a lot more stressful without these books.―—Adam Ozimek, Forbes
“With Cribsheet, Emily Oster is trying to make parents less confused, more confident in their
choices, and less judgmental of other parents who make different choices. Reading the book, that
feels surprisingly achievable. Laying out the research really strips these decisions of their drama,
and you end up wondering why it all felt so overwhelming in the first place.― —NPR
“Emily Oster, an economist at Brown University who focuses on health economics, has set out
to make these decisions a little easier for parents by arming them with data and a healthy
understanding of the principles of economics-driven decision-making. Her 2013 book, Expecting
Better: Why the Conventional Pregnancy Wisdom is Wrong and What You Really Need to Know,
has become something like a bible that gets tattered as itâ€s passed from friend to pregnant
friend. In it, she offers digestible conclusions from reliable research and debunks myths on
everything from alcohol and caffeine consumption to exercise and bed rest. Her new book,Â
Cribsheet: A Data-Driven Guide to Better, More Relaxed Parenting, From Birth to Preschool, takes
a similar approach with the first three years following birth. Osterâ€s aim is not to provideÂ
the answer to parents†questions about breastfeeding, circumcision, sleep and childcare.
Instead, she argues that there is often more than one right answer, and it falls somewhere in

between what the data says and what works for each familyâ€s unique circumstances.― –
Time  “‘This book will not tell you what decisions to make for