No Soups and No Lectures. How Italians Raise Happy Children

The author of the book has collected 17 rules that help Italians raise happy and confident children, without drama and panic. Each chapter contains useful techniques and practical recommendations. Plus - opinions from experts: Italian midwives, child psychologists, and pediatricians.
"Italian women know nothing about diets for breastfeeding mothers, do not boil nipples, do not iron baby clothes, and do not get nervous if an 8-month-old baby does not stack blocks and a three-year-old still wears diapers."
Moreover, in Italy, there are no mandatory walks and soups, no one is obsessed with early development and cultivating leadership qualities. The most important thing, Italians believe, is to love your child and enjoy life.