Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids: Why Being a Great Parent Is Less Work and More Fun Than You Think
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Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids: Why Being a Great Parent Is Less Work and More Fun Than You Think

by Bryan Caplan

Economics Parenting Family
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Bryan Caplan's 'Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids' argues that parenting is less work and more enjoyable than you think. By challenging overprotective norms, the book reveals how parents can have bigger families with greater happiness and less stress, backed by evidence that kids thrive with relaxed approaches.

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In 'Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids,' Bryan Caplan explores the joys and realities of parenting, arguing that it's often less demanding than commonly believed.

The book presents a fresh perspective on family life, suggesting that parents can relax their efforts without sacrificing their children's well-being.

Caplan draws on research to show how being a great parent can lead to more fun and fulfillment for everyone involved.

Readers are encouraged to reconsider societal pressures and embrace the benefits of larger families on personal terms.

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