The American journalist talks in a fascinating manner about methods of raising children in different countries. With a great deal of humor and cheerful irony, she shares her impressions of how the French teach children to love healthy food, and the Chinese teach them to potty train from infancy. Explains how Tibetans maintain pregnancy, why Argentines allow babies to go to bed late, and pygmies are the best fathers in the world, why Kenyans do without baby strollers, and the Japanese allow children to fight. And besides, she provides a lot of interesting and useful information about different cultures and how she used this knowledge in raising her child.

Translation: G. Maksimyuk