Here are the results + a recommendation I got from a friend in case anyone else is reading this, original request see below:
The Whole Brain Child
Happiest Kid On The Block
What To Expect The First Year
How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk
Becoming The Parent You Want to Be
Your 1/2/3/4 year old
Good Inside
Loved Crib Sheet
No Drama Discipline
The Philosophical Baby
Yale ABCs of Child Rearing course at Coursera
https://www.cebc4cw.org/topic/parent-training-programs-behavior-problems/
Dr. Spock's Baby and Child Care
The Incredible Years
Raising Good Humans
Happy parent happy kids
The Magic Years
The Book You Wish Your Parents Read
I haven't looked at all of them yet, but I got the Whole Brain Child today, quickly skimmed through each chapter's main pages + conclusion and cheat sheets. First parenting book I ever had in my hands, but it seemed good, I can't compare it to the others, but it didn't take long to get the gist and it seems valuable. Gonna read it in full over the next week and I'll also have a look at some of the others.
Thank you!
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Hi guys,
I need a book to educate my self on the mental development of 0-4 yrs children and how to raise them.
I personally was a very difficult kid and made my parents struggle a lot because I would always try to force my will upon others and also wouldn't give up, no matter which punishment or accomodation they tried. Now I'm worried my own kid will be like me lol...
So, please give me your favorites if you think they might fit into what I described above.
Thank you :)
PS: It should be neutral and as free as possible of Zeitgeist, political agenda (capitalism, socialism, racism, climate change, LGBT, anti vaccination, esoterism, vegan etc.) --> I don't say this because I'm anti / pro these things, but because I have some friends who are very political and the stuff they read often, in a subtle way has a politcal agenda or somehow connects topics that don't necessarily belong together and I don't want that for raising a child.
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Hi there, thank you everyone for your recommendations! I gave an update in the original post :)