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How to Raise a Wild Child

By Scott D. Sampson

The Art and Science of Falling in Love with Nature. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2015.

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How to Raise a Wild Child

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Inspirational and practical advice for getting your children to put down their electronics and play outdoors, with simple methods for bringing both parents and their children closer to nature.

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Who should read How to Raise a Wild Child

Parents • teachers • babysitters • nannies • child psychologists • preschool workers

About the author of How to Raise a Wild Child

Canadian author and paleontologist Scott D. Sampson has dedicated his professional life to making science fun and demonstrating new ways for modern-day moms, dads, and kids to connect with the natural world around us. He appears regularly on television as host of the popular PBS kids’ show Dinosaur Train.

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