Baby, Unplugged

One Mother’s Search for Balance, Reason, and Sanity in the Digital Age

De: Sophie Brickman

Narrado por: Celia Keenan-Bolger

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Great content once it gets going.

I picked this title up for the educational content, having recently come into parenthood myself. There are some fascinating insights here, but they are buried under the initial staging of largely emotional anecdotes and flowery recipe blogger prose. After getting through the slog of part 1, I felt we finally got to the "does what it says on the tin" content I was originally hoping for.

Easy listening, high impact

I loved the material and the combination of both a narrative and a reporter-like approach. Often got me laughing and learning at the same time. Much appreciated insights about parenting in this technology-infused world.

So many devices takes away from the true meaning of motherhood

We can figure it out best by tuning into our children. Some apps and devices might help, but overall it causes stress and anxiety. You can’t tune into what you know if you’re filling your head with all the tech information. Yes some may help, but don’t be afraid to be present not perfect. loved this book!

Great info and perspective, very funny and sweet as well

Really loved the book. Covered a huge range of technology that is available or that likely impacts our/our children’s lives whether we like it or not, when and how some of it can be helpful, and maybe more importantly, all the things that we either shouldn’t waste time and energy worrying about or that we should probably try to avoid/limit. But more so than other books related to raising children, it is hilarious, making it a highly enjoyable read on top of being very informative. It is also very sweet and heartwarming at times. Highly recommend.

Parenting for Tech

It's OK, nothing ground breaking, her other stuff is better. Needs some update for all of the tech creep.