Description Ten years later, meet again the happy French children and families in this newly revised edition. More than just an unusual parenting style, French-style positive parenting has now become a true parenting philosophy. Once you become a parent, figuring out how to raise your child 'well' becomes a lifelong homework assignment. Even ten years after Bringing Up Bébé (known in Korean as Like a French Child) was first published, this homework remains unfinished — it existed before the book, and it will continue long after. Since parenting is one of life's greatest challenges, there are countless ways to approach it. Will giving your child as much freedom as possible raise a creative child — or an unruly one? Will enforcing strict discipline create a calm, well-mannered child — or a passive one? So what should be left free, and what should be firmly guided? If both parent and child can find happiness while discovering their own answers along the way, then pregnancy and parenting can become one of life's most mysterious, joyful, and beautiful experiences. This book presents the French approach, carefully documented by an American journalist who moved to France after getting married. Since its release, Bringing Up Bébé spent 50 consecutive weeks on the Amazon bestseller list and has been translated into 31 languages, resonating deeply with readers around the world. Thanks to this book, French-style parenting is no longer just France's own secret. Rooted in a deep understanding of human nature, French parenting has evolved into a genuine philosophy — one where autonomy and obedience, discipline and freedom, coexist in a delicate balance. Written with a journalist's precision, this book captures the everyday rhythms of French family life and offers real ways for you and your child to find greater happiness today. For anyone exhausted by the lifelong homework of parenting, this book offers a meaningful turning point — a chance to embrace both your own life and your child's being with renewed positivity. To mark its 10th anniversary, this revised edition includes an added interview section featuring three French individuals — Robin, Megan, and Elodie — offering a vivid look into the French concept of 'cadre,' as well as real-life approaches to teaching manners and mealtime habits. The three also share their thoughts and experiences on 'sharenting,' a topic that has become a major global issue in recent years.