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How Extended Families Really Raise Kids Together
This episode explores the mechanics of alloparenting — child-rearing by extended family and community — drawing on anthropology and ethnographic research. We look at what daily life actually looks like in cultures where multiple generations are continuously involved in raising children, from Maya communities in Guatemala to traditional Navajo family structures. But we also tackle the harder question: when parenting networks extend beyond mom and dad, how do families handle conflict? We examine cultural mechanisms like joking relationships, respect avoidance, and boundary clarity that make…
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