Mother of All Parenting Books The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Happy, Healthy Child from Pres... Book

Two and a half stars. Not because it isn't a good book, but because it says nothing new or especially insightful. Most of what's written is well known of obvious, and it contrasts itself to 1960s parenting techniques that are so outdated, they are hardly remembered. Many parenting books claim to be enlightened by virtue of being different from the approach of the 60s. Well, it's been an intense fifty years. Show me a new idea since 2010, not antiquity.

In all, it felt like something I already read many times. Which doesn't mean it is bad, but it isn't worth my time either.