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It’s a (roughly bi-weekly) newsletter about pregnancy and parenting data - new data, fast facts, reading recommendations, etc, by the author of Expecting Better and Cribsheet... who is also a Mom and Economics Professor.
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Frequency of publication
More than once per week
There is a paid version of the newsletter
No
Type of pubilcation
Independent
About the writer(s)
Author of Expecting Better and Cribsheet; Mom; Economics Professor.
Writer(s)
Emily Oster
Published since
2020
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31 July, 2020
The newsletter that doesn't suck and is really useful for parents of young children.
There are huge piles of books on parenting and thousands upon thousands of articles from magazines and journals, so how could anyone keep up with it all? The answer is simple: they can't. That is why ParentData was created. They deal with topics on Infant & Toddler development, strategies to motivate your child, discipline tips, what children are Learning, health and safety guidelines, teenage issues and good nutrition. Some of the top stories from a recent newsletter include the importance of healthy eating and how your kids can improve their behavior.
There are huge piles of books on parenting and thousands upon thousands of articles from magazines and journals, so how could anyone keep up with it all? The answer is simple: they can't. That is why ParentData was created. They deal with topics on Infant & Toddler development, strategies to motivate your child, discipline tips, what children are Learning, health and safety guidelines, teenage issues and good nutrition. Some of the top stories from a recent newsletter include the importance of healthy eating and how your kids can improve their behavior.
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31 July, 2020
The newsletter that doesn't suck and is really useful for parents of young children.
There are huge piles of books on parenting and thousands upon thousands of articles from magazines and journals, so how could anyone keep up with it all? The answer is simple: they can't. That is why ParentData was created. They deal with topics on Infant & Toddler development, strategies to motivate your child, discipline tips, what children are Learning, health and safety guidelines, teenage issues and good nutrition. Some of the top stories from a recent newsletter include the importance of healthy eating and how your kids can improve their behavior.
There are huge piles of books on parenting and thousands upon thousands of articles from magazines and journals, so how could anyone keep up with it all? The answer is simple: they can't. That is why ParentData was created. They deal with topics on Infant & Toddler development, strategies to motivate your child, discipline tips, what children are Learning, health and safety guidelines, teenage issues and good nutrition. Some of the top stories from a recent newsletter include the importance of healthy eating and how your kids can improve their behavior.
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