Molecular biologist distills brain research into parenting. Empathy is the key variable.
Medina is a developmental molecular biologist who distills decades of brain research into practical parenting advice. His key findings — that empathy is the single most important parenting trait, that praise should target effort not intelligence, and that screen time before two is genuinely problematic — are backed by rigorous science and delivered with humor.

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