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Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids
Why Being a Great Parent Is Less Work and More Fun Than You Think
Book Summary
Argues that upbringing is much less important for development than genetics is and encourages parents to find ways to enjoy raising than children, rather than making the task a chore.
This book is about:
- Children,
- Parenthood,
- Parenting
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'Selfish Reasons' For Parents To Enjoy Having Kids
April 22, 2011 An economics professor has a plan for raising children: have lots of them, and don't stress about nurturing their potential. Bryan Caplan, author of the book Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids, says children's potential is helped most by a positive atmosphere.
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