Abstract

Is sleep training harmful to babies' brains?
What should you know about children's vaccines?
How does working mothers affect children?
How does parenting affect children?

Say no to unfounded parenting myths. Find tips for thinking and acting on unanswered questions. Dr. Yosuke Imanishi, a pediatrician and neonatologist who has conducted epidemiological research on mothers and whose social media posts on children's medical and social issues have garnered overwhelming support from parents, has compiled the latest evidence-based parenting knowledge for children up to age 12 in one book.
From baby sleep training to child nutrition advice, vaccines, the issue of daycare vs. kindergarten, and ways to prevent child sexual abuse, this book has been reorganized with a selection of the most popular topics from the popular email newsletter, "Flyto Sensei's Newsletter," and includes new content. Delivering cutting-edge pediatric medical information backed by international research papers and expert information in an easy-to-understand manner, this book will be a great source of encouragement for parents struggling with child rearing every day.

Author’s Information

Pediatrician and neonatologist. Specialist of the Japanese Society of Pediatrics and neonatologist of the Japanese Society of Perinatal and Neonatal Medicine. Doctor of Medicine (Public Health). Representative Director of the Child Literacy Association. Pediatric public health specialist. After graduating from the Toyama University School of Medicine, he worked in neonatal care in NICUs (neonatal intensive care units) in urban and rural areas. His major publications include "Neonatologist and Pediatrician Dr. Flyto's Parenting: 'Is this true?' Answers" (Seitosha, editor), "Pediatrician Dr. Flyto Teaches: Let's All Protect Children from Sexual Abuse" (Shueisha International), and many others.