Stranger in the Nest: Do Parents Really Shape Their Child's Personality, Intelligence, or Character?
How much influence do parents have over a child’s personality, intelligence, and character? Stranger in the Nest considers this enduring question, offering readers a focused exploration of parenting and childhood development. It is suited to anyone curious about how family life may shape the people children become.
About This Book
Stranger in the Nest examines a fundamental question about childhood development: how much do parents shape who their children become?
The book focuses on three areas of development named in its subtitle: personality, intelligence, and character.
David B. Cohen invites readers to consider the relationship between parenting and the qualities that define a child.
Its central question offers a thoughtful starting point for anyone interested in children, family life, and human development.
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