Summary:
The book challenges conventional wisdom about child-rearing, presenting scientific research that suggests many common parenting strategies are ineffective or counterproductive. It covers topics such as praise, sleep, race, sibling relationships, and self-control, offering insights into how children truly learn and develop.
Key points:
1. Over-praising can harm a child's performance. Praising effort instead of intelligence encourages a growth mindset.
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