/lit/ - Literature

>>21841118
>Books about going back in time or thinking about fixing problems in your early life
Unironically pic rel.

It's main idea is to get you to question why adults do what they think is right without evidence or education, with the goal of not passing on learned bad habits and behaviours to your kids.

In short: adults should know better, so don't beat yourself up for your mistakes as a child.

>>21807399
Congratulations! Kids are the best worst decision you can make.

Pic related for after the first month. Won't help you in your pregnancy, and won't help you look after your kid (most parental books in physical bookstores will be fine for this, just throw a rock and hit one).

This will make you wonder why you're yelling at your kid because they didn't follow instructions 100% or took too long going from a to d to c to b. It helps you establish and question whatever insane standards and metrics your own fucked up parents set for you and have passed on.

>>21709725
Pic related. I picked it as my bow was turning 1, looking for guidance since things were turning interesting, but there's a lot of stuff in there even if you don't have kids. A lot of lessons on how to forgive yourself for past mistakes as a kid.