Hunt, Gather, Parent

Some good stuff, some very appropriative stuff. There are a few tactics in this book that I think I'll implement, but there were also several that I was somewhat side-eye-y about. Either way, though, it promoted thought about how I currently parent and why.

Interesting take on some stuff. A lot of other stuff felt disconnected.

Especially the part about the Hadzabe felt like it was very much removed from our world. Sure. We can learn from these societies. But the author is in a very different wealthy environment where she can fly in. Learn some stuff and go back.

Anyways. Interesting. But not a must read.

I liked the part about sharing responsibilities