Emily Oster
Economist at Brown; writes ParentData and the books Expecting Better and Cribsheet, reading the evidence behind pregnancy and parenting advice.
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- How to Improve Your Immunity With Young Kids 10 Aug 2026 The data on sleep, vitamin C, zinc, and more
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- What “Trimester Zero” Should Teach Us Instead 12 Jul 2026 We need comprehensive fertility education — not supplements
- What the Data Says About Preschool and Pre-K 9 Jul 2026 Is it worth it?
- How to Choose a School for Your Child 9 Jul 2026 What the data says actually matters
- There Have Been Two Botulism Outbreaks in Infant Formula. Why? 28 Jun 2026 What we know about the ByHeart and Nara Organics recalls — and what we don't
- Nara Organics Has Recalled All Of Its Infant Formula 15 Jun 2026 Here’s what to do Emily Oster, PhD
- Are Day Care Naps Ruining Bedtime? Here’s What To Do. 14 Jun 2026 It turns out, a lot of you are in this boat
- The Data on Home Birth 7 Jun 2026 How safe is it, really?
- Does My Newborn Need Treatment for Jaundice? 5 Jun 2026 Q&A on bilirubin levels
- How Much Caffeine Is Safe During Pregnancy? 22 May 2026 The research on coffee, tea, soda, and more
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