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'Tiger Mom': People take me too seriouslyAmy Chua, who has spurred controversy with the strict approach to parenting espoused in her book 'Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother,' tells Meredith Vieira that some critics can't tell when she's kidding.You might also like:
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01/25/2011 17:23 PM
Not everybody could fit into her style of raising a child. One thing for sure, assuming your child is not strong is a weakness. A child is not as weak as you think. They just being groomed that way. You groom your child the way you want them to be. If you groom the with hard work, high achiever, etc, then they most likely will be that way in the future. No child will be happy with this, but again, they don't know much about the world and future consequences. It's all up to you how you.... More
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01/25/2011 15:34 PM
I do agree with her
good chinese mother
01/25/2011 15:06 PM
I do not begrudge Chua’s right to make money off her “AHA” moment, but I do resent the way she has further propagated the stereotypical image of the “pushy” Asian parent. I am truly fortunate to have an academically successful daughter who achieved near perfect SAT scores, and received offers of admission from Harvard, Yale and Princeton. I will take credit for having given her a whole lot of support, but I am certain my parenting skills had little to do with her college.... More
waldemar ptaszek
01/25/2011 14:59 PM
Congratulations Tiger Mom! I never argue with success. As an immigrant I raised an MD, PhD son using similar approach to yours. Direction is the most important part of this. Add your commentSign in with one of these accounts or just add your comment below. |
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