by Pamela Druckerman · FLAMMARION · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782081290686
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«Bébé made in France: quels sont les secrets de notre éducation ?» is Pamela Druckerman's essay on French education, published by Flammarion in paperback (372 pages, in French).
American journalist Pamela Druckerman, based in Paris and mother of three, analyzes why French children seem calmer, sleep better and eat everything, and contrasts this with American parenting. Drawing on observations in nurseries, parks, pediatric clinics and restaurants, she unpacks the rules of the French educational model: autonomy, boundaries, food, sleep and the role of parents.
The subtitle of the work is «Quels sont les secrets de notre éducation ?»; the edition includes a foreword by Élisabeth Badinter and is translated from English by Valérie Latour-Burney.
Aimed at mothers and fathers, and at readers interested in parenting, education and the cultural comparison between the United States and France.
Pamela Druckerman is an American-French writer and journalist living in Paris, France. In fall 2013, she became a contributing opinion writer for The New York Times International Edition.
