Podcasts about tiger moms

The Tiger Moms Chat is a series of unfiltered hard-hitting (sometimes) conversations. As Searmi and Vaish wonder what it is to be a tiger mom - they think that being a tiger mom partly means pushing past comfort zones. We discuss a few controversial topics in this episode - including the Telepathy Tapes - both for and against.  From Vaish: "The question is not if telepathy is real. It is - is it necessary to sensationalize an already marginalized group?" We discuss if presuming competence is the same as presuming genius and more.  Please check out Episode 171 for more on Apraxia. 

  Is there an expiry date to Autism / Down Syndrome Support Groups? Join self-proclaimed Tiger Moms Searmi Park and Vaish Sarathy as they discuss: a) Why Searmi has never joined a support group, and b) Why Vaish repeatedly leaves every group she joins.  Key Takeaways: Support groups can be both helpful and limiting. Venting is necessary, but it shouldn't cement negativity. Creating a new kind of support group could be beneficial. Join Searmi and Vaish in their A-Ha moments in the Tiger Moms series! Searmi Park is the founder of the Austism Mustang Alliance and the Concermaster at the Eugene Symphony. 

Earl talks about Vivek Ramaswamy's opinion that American's do not value education and are therefore being outperformed by immigrants in technology and medicine. In the face of MAGA attacks on education, Earl questions the true motivations of these comments. The Earl Ingram Show is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 8-10 am across the state. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Earl and the show!

Here's what we're reading, recommending, and revisiting this week.Catherine's library find is a lighthearted, yet not overly fluffy novel with a reality-TV hook. It's called Big in Sweden, and author Sally Franson really did compete on a TV show in Sweden. Mentioned: Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver.​Terri's random recommendation is on hiatus for the moment as we return to the DWTS ballroom for two nights of ridiculous wigs and ridiculous scoring. However, we can say that the appropriate stars were shown the door at the end of the second evening. Mentioned: Stephen Nedoroscik's shelter cat. In the archives, we returned our 2018 episode, "Beyond Tiger Moms and Helicopter Parents."​Next week's lineup: Lost S1 E15, "Homecoming," on Tuesday, October 15Only Murders in the Building S4 E8, "Lifeboat," on Wednesday, October 16Weekly roundup on Thursday, October 17Until then (and anytime you're in need), the archives are available.

Tune in and join the Mother Funny Tribe, because we're all in this together! This episode is filled with laughter, humor, love, and understanding! Andie and Angie continue tackling the topic of parenting styles. Just remember that a balanced approach to parenting can actually be the most effective way to parent. Moms don't need to be all in on one parenting type. Instead, being flexible and adapting when necessary can help your kids thrive. This episode is hilarious since Angie finds the good in every parenting style, while Andie brings a touch of reality. Marshmallow Moms are loving, kind, and patient. They can also be permissive, overindulgent parents that don't set firm boundaries. On the flip side, Tiger Moms are fierce and fabulous, with high-flying expectations! They push their cubs to achieve greatness, one A+ at a time. With humor and heart, Andie and Angie navigate the challenges and savor the joys of Marshmallow Moms and Tiger Moms. No judgment, no perfection, just love, laughter, and chaos.Send us a Text Message.

Fun With Dumb Ep #281: We're joined by Stand Up Comedienne Leslie Liao as she talks why she quit her 9-5 job at Netflix, Tiger Moms, and going to raves at 30.  Join Our Patreon: https://patreon.com/funwithdumb Business Inquiries: dfd@dumbfoundead.com More FWD: https://linktr.ee/funwithdumb Hosted By Jonnie "Dumbfoundead" Park Dumbfoundead: @dumbfoundead   https://www.instagram.com/dumbfoundead Follow Leslie: https://www.instagram.com/resrieriao/ Intro Animation by: @yeetheeast Intro Song by: @sweater_beats Fun With Dumb Producers:  Jonnie "Dumbfoundead" Park Dave Wu Alex the Intern Special Thanks to Our Patreon Family Members: Jessica A Walker Justin S Andrew Y Jason Y Allen L Julio Obvious Lee Leon P Chris M Davis #dumbfoundead #funwithdumb #podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Tune in and join the Mother Funny Tribe, because we're all in this together! This episode is filled with laughter, humor, love, and understanding! Andie and Angie continue tackling the topic of parenting styles. Just remember that a balanced approach to parenting can actually be the most effective way to parent. Moms don't need to be all in on one parenting type. Instead, being flexible and adapting when necessary can help your kids thrive. This episode is hilarious since Angie finds the good in every parenting style, while Andie brings a touch of reality. Marshmallow Moms are loving, kind, and patient. They can also be permissive, overindulgent parents that don't set firm boundaries. On the flip side, Tiger Moms are fierce and fabulous, with high-flying expectations! They push their cubs to achieve greatness, one A+ at a time. With humor and heart, Andie and Angie navigate the challenges and savor the joys of Marshmallow Moms and Tiger Moms. No judgment, no perfection, just love, laughter, and chaos.

This week Good Moms are joined by the legendary musician and creative, Macy Gray. The three talk about Tiger Moms, boarding school, therapy for children, how Macy discovered her love for music, Erica's experience as an assistant for Macy Gray, and so much more.Connect With Us: @GoodMoms_BadChoices@TheGoodVibeRetreat@WatchErica@Milah_MappConnect with our guest: @MacyGray—-----------Chicago Live Show: Your favorite naughty moms are coming to you LIVE in Chicago 9/23 for the ultimate girls night filled with drinks, sexy surprises, intimate conversation, music, and bad choices. Click this link and buy your tickets before we sell out: https://event.etix.com/ticket/online/performanceSale.do?performance_id=2406911&method=restoreToken Fashion Mama: Join this dope members only community for mothers who work in creative industries! The network has over 600 members worldwide that meet digitally and physically. These ladies work hard, and play harder… go to fashionmamas.com and join today! Dipsea: Stories is an app full of sexy audio stories, and now they even have brand new written stories. No matter who you're into or what turns you on, Dipsea helps bring the stories to life - anytime, anywhere.You're definitely going to want to download the Dipsea app using our promo code GMBC to try that app for free for 30 days! Promo code: GMBC

We discuss a study entitled: The mediating role of Korean immigrant mothers' psychological well-being in the associations between social support and authoritarian parenting style by Seo, Cheah, Özdemir, Hart, Leung, & Sun published in 2018. Many of us are familiar with strict parenting and may know of others who had a "tiger" mom growing up. What if the mother's "tiger mom-ness" was partially due to the mother's psychological well-being? Moreover, what if her psychological well-being was because of the loss of social supports after immigrating to the US? This study looks that the relationship among the mother's social supports, well-being, and authoritarian parenting style. You can find the abstract here: https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2017-51188-001

Untigering, Unschooling & Deconstructing Success Iris Chen is an author, unschooling mom, deconstructing tiger parent, and founder of the Untigering movement. She joins me on this episode to talk about their unschooling journey, Tiger Moms, Untigering, and Deconstructing Success and Expectations. We Explored... "Success is liking yourself, liking what you do and liking how you do it." Maya Angelou Iris describes herself as a deconstructing, recovering Tiger Parent. The process of Untigering and Deschooling has been a gradual change. In this episode we explored: The definition of a Tiger Mom Achievement, Expectations, Trauma and Tiger Parenting Why she is Untigering Unschooling and deschooling Children of Immigrant Parents- Finding compassion, empathy, truth and seeking to do better Fear and Scarcity Mindset in Parenting Success and Decolonizing our ideas of success How we can sit back a little, observe, support, encourage and allow our kids to figure things out for themselves Unschooling and Boundaries Burnout and Deschooling The importance of community Resources and Community Iris offers wonderful resources and community support for parents that are on the journey of deschooling, deconstructing and decolonizing. Check out: Untigering Book Untigering Website Facebook Facebook Group Instagram Membership Mentioned in the episode- Battle Hymn of The Tiger Mom If you are looking for more support in your homeschool journey- I've also got you! Check out my Patreon Community where I offer monthly Live Q&A on all your homeschool, unschool and self directed learning questions. For the summer of 2022- this live support is open to ALL Patron levels. You also have access to my downloads, special videos, insights and interviews with my family! https://www.patreon.com/honeyimhomeschoolingthekids Honey! I'm Homeschooling Club on Clubhouse App offer free weekly discussion groups and support. Follow me on Instagram If you enjoyed this episode, check out my interview with Akilah S Richards~Educational Freedom See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris was born in China but grew up in the states in a primarily white community and was encouraged to be American and leave his Chinese culture behind. The only real exception was his Tiger Mom's continuous control over him and his future._____If you or anyone you know is struggling with addiction, depression, trauma, sexual abuse or feeling overwhelmed, we've compiled a list of resources at secretlifepodcast.com.______To share your secret and be a guest on the show email secretlifepodcast@icloud.com_____SECRET LIFE'S TOPICS INCLUDE: addiction recovery, mental health, alcoholism, drug addiction, sex addiction, love addiction, OCD, ADHD, dyslexia, eating disorders, debt & money issues, anorexia, depression, shoplifting,  molestation, sexual assault, trauma, relationships, self-love, friendships, community, secrets, self-care, courage, freedom, Tiger Moms, #notyourtokenasian and happiness.______Brianne's novel: SECRET LIFE OF A HOLLYWOOD SEX & LOVE ADDICT Check out the website: Secret Life Novel or buy on Amazon______HOW CAN I SUPPORT THE SHOW?Tell Your Friends & Share Online!Follow, Rate & Review: Apple Podcasts | SpotifyFollow & Listen iHeart | Stitcher | Google Podcasts | Amazon | PandoraSpread the word via social mediaInstagramTwitterFacebook#SecretLifePodcastDonate - You can also support the show with a one-time or monthly donation via PayPal (make payment to secretlifepodcast@icloud.com) or at our WEBSITE.Connect with Brianne Davis-Gantt (@thebriannedavis)Official WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterConnect with Mark Gantt (@markgantt)Main WebsiteDirecting WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

You've all probably heard of Twitter and Reddit, two popular social media platforms. But what if I told you there was another platform which has more active monthly users than either of those platforms? I'm talking about Pinterest. Pinterest's user demographics make it an especially attractive marketing opportunity for independent ESL tutors who are focused on the young learner market. It's the platform of choice for Tiger Moms. Pinterest user demographics skews toward women (and higher income brackets than average). So today we are going to learn a lot more about “Marketing Your ESL Service on Pinterest”. My guest, Melanie Boyd, helps entrepreneurs design a career and lifestyle, with purpose and passion through Pinterest management and strategy. Her educational background is in Communication Disorders and in E-Learning. She has almost 5 years' experience working with young language learners through VIPKID. She is currently the owner of Melanie Boyd Creative where she offers support as a Pinterest Account Specialist.

Did you know there are other career paths besides doctor or lawyer growing up? Were you allowed to bring an A- home from school as a kid? Were your career aspirations to be a “nail lady” one day?Join us this week as Madi and Aleena review the types of parenting styles, discuss the differences between tiger moms helicopter parents, stage moms and Jewish mothers, and deep dive into how trauma makes you best suited to survive a zombie apocalypse (resiliency does build character they say).Basic Bitch Quickies this week:RiRi PregnantKim and Kayne Update (Kim is clearly fed up with Kanye's ish)Disney updates Minnie Mouse's Outfit (why do they think they are?)Don't forget to follow us, review our podcast and subscribe on our socials!Twitter: @BasicandBrainInstagram: @TheBasicandTheBrainTikTok: @thebasic_and_thebrainWebsite: thebasicandthebrain.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

this week we have chris cho on as we talk about our strict/semi-strict upbringings and how it's impacted us. if this is you, we encourage you to stay resilient and remind yourself that your parents are human and learning too

More than 100 Atlanta public school students locked out of school over IDs. A Chicago police union chief tells officers to withhold vaccination status. Despite Trump denying it last week, a British spy is still confident that embarrassing Trump tape exists. A ‘Karen' gets mad at a driver because he can't read minds and threatens to call the cops. ​​An anti-masker Karen causes a scene on flight, attempting covid TED talk. A cell phone video captured a Louisiana sheriff's deputy violently slamming a Black woman's head against the pavement. A sick and elderly Black man discharged from hospital found on the sidewalk because medicare stopped paying for care. Matt Gaetz interviews dad about a DOJ school board memo, wearing sunglasses.Co-Host: Michael ShureRead More HERE:More than 100 students locked out of Atlanta high school for not having IDMore than a third of Chicago police officers defy city vaccine mandateConfronting his critics, Christopher Steele defends controversial dossier in first major interviewKaren gets big mad at Uber driver because he can't read mindsWoman on a plane causes a scene and tries to give a speech about COVIDCellphone Video Captured a Louisiana Sheriff's Deputy Violently Slamming a Black Woman's Head Against Pavement‘This Is Inhumane': Sick and Elderly Black Man Discharged from Hospital Found on Sidewalk Because Medicare Stopped Paying for CareWearing sunglasses, Gaetz interviews his dad about the FBI “picking a fight with Tiger Moms.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen to our archived episodes: RadioPublic|LibSyn|YouTube Support the show: Patreon|PayPal: 1x or monthly|Square Cash * David Waldman has a touch of that thing going around, but at least it's not THAT thing. Get well David! It also seems like I had some thing back in ‘18, forcing David to write the summary... Anyhow, tap the link above to relive one of the more annoying periods of the previous administration:   It's not just another day of Kavanaugh craziness. It's a Day of Kavanaugh Craziness. The bizarro theory that Brett Kavanaugh had an evil twin takes root, declares Mission Accomplished, and is then deleted. Who's behind it? That Ed Whelan guy. Boy, I dunno. Armando joined in the wide-ranging discussion of just how nutty this whole thing is becoming, plus other assorted sad tales of our times. Is Trump even dumber than we thought? Or is this actually within tolerances for his stupidity? Apparently, he thinks Spain can deter migrants by building a wall. Across another continent. Seems like a fine time to have him chair a UN Security Council meeting, then. More about that thing where Yale Law profs and/or “Tiger Moms” are said to be “grooming” clerks for Kavanaugh. That's a loaded word. And maybe it's the right one. But this is just the latest twist to a long-standing practice that keeps the loop closed on elite legal careers. Trump's team sets about gaslighting you about his confession to Lester Holt. There was always something… not right…  about that guy who was so keen on 3-D printing guns.

First it was tiger moms, then helicopter parents, then lawnmower parents and even elephant parents. Well, we can come up with click-baity parenting "styles" too!

Join us in The BreakLine Arena as we share inspiring stories from our community in celebration of this most recent Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage month. In this episode we hear from a beautiful couple, BreakLine alums Jason and Mirini Kim.In this conversation, Jason and Mirini share their humble beginnings, favorite family traditions, as well as the foundational lessons instilled in them by their parents on the road to success. Growing up in Korean American households, both their families navigated the challenges of embracing American culture while holding on to the richness of their Korean heritage.After achieving great success in the military and healthcare fields respectively, both Jason and Mirini leveraged BreakLine to pivot into rewarding careers in the tech industry.If you like what you've heard, please subscribe, follow, and rate our show! To learn more about BreakLine Education, check us out at breakline.org.

Tarlin and Mike return again. This time to run it back to the history of dominant sports dads who built cultures and drew fire as their offspring rose to unprecedented heights in the sports world. We begin by looking at the story of LaVar Ball who is attempting to build a family business in the NBA with Lonzo Ball and likely 2021 Rookie of the Year LaMelo Ball already thriving. From there, we run it back to the narratives around Earl Woods raising Tiger Woods and Richard Dove Williams Jr raising Venus and Serena Williams. What do these stories have in common and what lessons can we learn about parenting, leadership, and family? We explore all of this and also look at the frequently unsung roles of the mothers in these sports families. Are we really talking about Co-CEOs as the key to building a sports legend? How are these alpha Dads reminiscent of Steve Jobs? And is Kultida Woods truly the Tiger Mom of all Tiger Moms? Listen in to find out. And be sure to subscribe to Running It Back wherever you get your podcasts. Visit us at RunningItBack.fm for more great shows like this!

Oh mama mia! Here we go, on this week's episode, the girls discuss their relationships with their moms. Tina wishes she could speak more Vietnamese with her mom, and Steph wishes she could party with her mom (jk). We stan moms, but we are not a fan of the... tiger mom. While it is a stereotype, Steph and Tina discuss the aspects that are true, and how that kind of upbringing can lead to a need for therapy. This wouldn't be an episode about moms without any mom perspectives so we asked our moms some questions and they answered (27:10 -30:55). Follow us on our socials: Instagram: @friendsafter5, Steph @stephchristabel, and Tina @tinahoneyy

This week, Ayoto meets one of his traumas on the subject of Tiger Moms, and speaks to peaceful parenting advocate, intersectional unschooler, anti-oppression activist and deconstructing tiger mom, Iris Chen. She is the author of Untigering: Adventures of a Deconstructing Tiger Mother.Additional references and links can be found on this episode's entry on AsianProvocation.comBe a supporter of this podcast and its stories by becoming a patron on Patreon.com/AsianProvocation for as little as $5 a month, which keeps this show independent and alive. 

Angela, Robin and Abby reflect on the role parents play in special education and the big takeaways from interviewing two of the original adopters of Inclusive education.

MIT undergrad. FAANG internships. Antitrust economic consulting. Stanford PhD candidacy. No question Allison Koenecke is an academic force. Beyond impressive institutional associations -- which she seldom spotlights -- what has made her a true force of nature (or shall we say, software?) is the research she's leading to address equitability in mainstream technologies. Specifically, Allison's bringing visibility to the blind spots tech companies have been operating with while training their machine learning models. For instance, did you know voice assistants (i.e. Siri, Alexa) register twice as many errors when processing African American colloquial English? Allison is a researcher who's working towards a tech future that is built on the foundation of a more diverse set of colors, creeds, and communities. Beyond chatting about her journey to and within her PhD candidacy at Stanford's Institute for Computational & Mathematical Engineering, we talk about parental expectations, leading teams, and quick tips to getting more done during the day. More Allison: Twitter @allisonkoe Allison's research on racial disparities in automated speech recognition software PhD Profile Level up your math & science skills @ brilliant.org (as mentioned in the episode!) More Hot & Sour Soup for the Soul: ✋Not Your Auntie's Jade Jewelry ✋

In this first full length episode, we dive into our unique experiences growing up in an asian household. Featuring special guests/fellow PAmily members, Katie (@Cup_Keki - Louisiana), Peter (@Pete_Trinh - Texas) and Sarah (@TheAdventurousPA - Washington).  Find out why Sarah doesn't eat watermelon at night, what makes Katie's dad extra clingy, and if Peter's childhood eating habits will "get all the honeys"!

Diesmal zu Gast: May My, eine Hamburger Comedienne. Wir haben über den ostasiatischen Erziehungsstil und Tiger Moms geredet. Außerdem wird May My häufig mit Erika verglichen und Erika mit Mai Thi. Wir haben uns gefragt, wie asiatische Comedians in Deutschland wahrgenommen werden. Wie wir mit der Fetischisierung umgehen. Und May My verrät uns, wie sie Dave Chappelle einen schlechten Witz erzählt hat.

This is it – the final episode of our first season! From the bottom of our hearts, thank you so much for continuing to tune in.  We’ve heard from so many of you that you can relate to our stories, have learned from our experiences, and/or have simply been entertained!  We are humbled, and we are so grateful! Throughout our Season 1 episodes, you have heard some tales of the powerful womxn who bore and raised the members of TITT Talks.  This episode is an ode to our moms.  We discuss their journeys, their quirks, their strengths, and their all-around badassery. We are forever thankful for their unconditional love and to have them as role models as we navigate this crazy world of motherhood. ____________________________________________ ABOUT TITT TALKS TITT Talks was “conceived” in January of 2020 during one of TITT’s many friend/family (“framily”) get-togethers.  In conversation, it came to light that there was a lack of representation of womxn like TITT in, among other forms of media, the podcast world.  In particular, there was no podcast that TITT could subscribe to that would enable them to feel seen, heard, or understood as modern Asian Pacific American working mothers. The womxn of TITT Talks knew that this void was one they could fill by sharing their voices and experiences through their casual conversations, which were already taking place on a routine basis. Thank you for the positive feedback we have received since our launch in early June 2020.  We are delighted to hear that we are bringing you content that you can finally relate to as mothers, professionals, millennials, and Asian Pacific Americans. ____________________________________________CONNECT WITH US  Sign up for our NEWSLETTER – TITT Talks Tea IG: titt_talks FACEBOOK: TITT Talks E-MAIL: TITTtalks@gmail.com YOUTUBE: TITT Talks Podcast ____________________________________________ WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU  What topics would you like to hear discussed on the show? Click HERE to let us know! 

Jwala and Yashi cover topics related to parents—having strict parents, academic and career pressure, approaching uncomfortable conversations, and more.

We kick off summer with our first Summer Read pick: Laura Hankin's "Happy and You Know It". Then we chat all things Grace Kelly with two authors inspired by the iconic American princess.

Tiger parenting. Many of us joke about it. Many of us compare, share stories, and even compete on who had the most tigerest parents of them all. Janet and Brian look back on some of their experiences with Tiger parents and Janet even brings up the Korean social influence of a tiger society (?). The outcome can lead to some mental health issues that are difficult to address. Tune in to hear more!   Check out the K-Town Rumble Website: https://www.ktownrumble.com/   Follow us on social media: https://www.instagram.com/ktownrumble/ https://www.instagram.com/therealjanetlee/ https://www.instagram.com/thisisbrianlee/

At first glance, Generation Z (youth born after 1997) seems to be made up of anxious overachievers, hounded by Tiger Moms and constantly tracked on social media. One would think that competitors in the National Spelling Bee the most popular brain sport in America would be the worst off. Counterintuitively, anthropologist Shalini Shankar argues that, far from being simply overstressed and overscheduled, Gen Z spelling bee competitors are learning crucial twenty-first-century skills from their high-powered lives, displaying a sophisticated understanding of self-promotion, self-direction, and social mobility. Drawing on original ethnographic research, including interviews with participants, judges, and parents, Shankar examines the outsize impact of immigrant parents and explains why Gen Z kids are on a path to success.

Right now, you’re thinking about what all the other parents are doing. What schools they’re getting their kids into. What the best strollers are. You’re thinking about how to get them to do their homework or how to keep their rooms clean. How to manage your life and career and staying in shape. It’s overwhelming and you’re stressed.Every dad is. So maybe it’s helpful to sit back and really think about what parental success really looks like. First, of course, it’s having healthy kids who survive to adulthood—that’s obvious. But second, when you flash way forward into the future, what is it? It’s that beautiful phrase captured in The Highwomen hit—it’s having a crowded table. At Thanksgiving. On birthdays. At some summer house on the beach you all rented as a family. That is: having kids who you get to see, who you have a good relationship with, who you want to spend time with...for the rest of your days. Tiger Moms and Tiger Dads might raise Harvard grads, but will they have crowded tables? Snowplow parents might feel important for the first eighteen years of their kids’ lives, but will those kids resent them for spoiling and sheltering them? Instead of a crowded table, might their house be crowded with kids who have failed to launch? Some of the best lyrics in the Highwomen song capture the path forward for a dad who is looking forward to those crowded table days:If we want a gardenWe're gonna have to sow the seedPlant a little happinessLet the roots run deepIf it's love that we giveThen it's love that we reapIf we want a gardenWe're gonna have to sow the seedIf you want a crowded table, you’ll need to plant the seeds. You’ll need to make the decisions now so they’ll want to make the decision to fly from their homes to yours when they’re older and have families of their own. That means listening without judgment. That means being a fan and a supporter. That means loving unconditionally. That means managing your temper. You’ll need to set the table today to have the one you’ll want tomorrow.

This week, we’re excited to release our newest podcast with guest Megan Dolan. Megan is an actor and writer who self-identifies as a “lemur mom” -- because, in her words, “we can’t all be tiger moms.” We had a great conversation about what it means to be a lemur mom, how Megan has worked through her own diagnosis along this journey, and balancing home life with her wonderful creative work. Click the link in our bio for the full episode!

Yong Zhao: Education, China, and Tiger Moms | Steve Hargadon | Jan 19 2011 by Steve Hargadon

Dear tiger moms, we love you and we know that parenthood is not easy. While some of us may have fond memories of choosing the colours of our canes and learning to outrun them, how many of us truly managed to outgrow it? Tune in as we explore the topic on gaslighting and tiger moms, and hear our experiences growing up in an Asian culture.

Throughout this show, we've always discussed how conservative values are defined, and how progressivism has taken control of our societies. When God is removed, and religion is stamped out, it allows for people to be more easily manipulated. Darwinism is an example of this, not just with the theory of evolution, but racism via the advocacy of a superior race.

Topic: In prior episodes, we’ve discussed Free-Range Parenting. There are other styles including Helicopters, Tiger Moms and the like. Today we will be discussing Snowplow parenting. From the cited Today’s Parent website, this is a fairly newer ‘parenting technique’ that has caused controversy regarding its practice. They want to remove any pain or difficulties from their children’s paths so that their kids can succeed. Should we (as parents) be removing obstacles for own children? Why/not? Is the snowplowing style a reflection of current parents own upbringing? What has changed? Momologist of the Week: Antonia Michaela.  She is the creator of Mommy Matters,  which connects moms with various resources, tools & events. Produced By: Greenville Ave. Recording Studio Continue the Discussion, Download, Subscribe, Rate, Like, Follow Us, and Share on: Website: https://linktr.ee/mahoganymomology Marvelous Mahogany Mom Nomination Form: https://form.jotform.com/Mahoganymomology/marvelous-mahogany-mom-nomination Twitter: @MMomology Insta: @mahoganymomology FB: @MahoganyMomology FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mahoganymomologist Email Us: Mahoganymomology@gmail.com   Resources: Are You A Snowplow Parent? | The View (Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-t-jj3-R86o Snowplow parenting: What to know about the controversial technique https://www.todaysparent.com/blogs/snowplow-parenting-the-latest-controversial-technique/ Snow Plow Parents Are A Thing – Could You Be One? https://filterfreeparents.com/snow-plow-parents-are-a-thing-could-you-be-one/ Snowplow is the latest controversial parenting trend! Here's what it is https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/parenting/teen/snowplow-is-the-latest-controversial-parenting-trend-heres-what-it-is/articleshow/68533467.cms Forget the Helicopter: Are You a Snow Plow or Lawn Mower Parent? http://redtri.com/what-is-snowplough-parenting/ The Baumrind Theory of Parenting Styles https://howtoadult.com/baumrind-theory-parenting-styles-6147.html  

This week, Tom kicks off the show by discussing overhearing about Tiger Moms over dinner. Then Molly reveals that escape rooms are such a thing, they're even in Fortnite. All this plus what's the latest hotness in waiting room music, and the joys of watching TV from before your time.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

00:31 Hospital Stay: Nicole gives an update on a hospital visit that kept her from podcasting last week. … 07:15 The Fill-in-the-Blank Parent: First it was tiger moms, then helicopter parents, then lawnmower parents and even elephant parents (https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/family/story/free-range-elephant-parenting-find-parenting-style-54287792). Well, we can come up with click-baity parenting "styles" too! … 21:48 Speed Round: Sibling Sharing: Sometimes a brother or sister makes the best teacher (and hey, that's one less thing for mom and dad to do). … 30:52 Roundabout Roundup: Nicole's liking ASMR videos (http://www.asmrstudio.com), while Terri enjoyed the audiobook edition of Amy Poehler's “Yes Please” (https://amzn.to/2yb9Ypz) and Catherine is raising money with HuTerra (http://www.huterra.com/). … 35:04 Shameless Self-Promotion: Nicole's site, The Inclusive Class (http://www.theinclusiveclass.com/); Terri's gift coupons for teachers (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10156578228258363&type=1&l=1bae5cbd47); and Catherine says: Why not send this podcast to a friend? … For quotes, archives, and more, visit us at http://parentingroundabout.com.

Join Eric and the Doctrinaires as they chat about Tiger Moms, government work, teen plastic surgery, and much more! "Sponsored by Mr. Mister Mosquito Control"

#175: Journalist/parent educator Katherine Reynolds Lewis and I bond over our love for our strict, hyper-achieving Tiger Moms, our fear of disappointing them, and our strong need to parent our children differently. In The Good News About Bad Behavior: Why Kids Are Less Disciplined Than Ever—And What to Do About It, Lewis writes, “we are facing a crisis of self-regulation”. Kids today are spiraling out of control. We talk about how to address the emotional needs of our children and ourselves, how to get our kids on board for household work, the neurological side-effects of critical mothering, the apprenticeship model of parenting, and our soulful mission as mothers. Y’all will LOVE this week’s #mombomb. x Ellie Knaus Sign up for Katherine’s webinar this Thursday May 3rd here: https://www.katherinerlewis.com/preorderJoin us on Instagram: @atomicmoms, Facebook, and our PRIVATE Facebook page: click hereMeet Our Guest:Katherine Reynolds Lewis is an award-winning journalist based in the Washington, DC, area who regularly writes for the Atlantic, Fortune, USA Today’s magazines, Washington Post, and Working Mother. Her story about school discipline was Mother Jones' most-read article ever. She is a certified parent educator with the Parent Encouragement Program in Kensington, Maryland.THANK YOU TO JOOVY FOR OUR NEW RAD RIDE! Joovy Qool Stroller: Families grow, kids change, and finally, there's a stroller that can keep up. Built to last, the Qool can hold up to 110 lbs and seat up to three children, from newborns to toddlers. Special thanks to sound engineer Owen O’Neill for always coming through no matter how last minute I send my edits and musical genius Jeremy Turner for our original theme composition.

Are we pressuring kids into the wrong kind of success? What are the implications for healthcare? And why does Tom have a 1.6 GPA??

I’ve often told the story of a newly minted teacher considering her first job.  She had several offers, but in the end there were two that were intriguing to her.  One in a difficult and struggling inner city school district; the other in a very wealthy, upper middle class suburban enclave.  She said that she felt like it was a decision between difficult students or difficult parents.In that choice, we come to understand one of the dilemmas of today's educational system.  The extremes between parents who simply don’t have the time or knowledge to engage in their kid's education, or parents like those portrayed as Tiger Moms, or the Upper East Side moms of Primates of Park Avenue, who take helicopter parenting to a new extreme.   Worse yet, it generally reaches its apogee at precisely the time in Middle School when kids could most benefit from personal responsibility, social emotional development and yes, even owning their failure. This is what NY Times and Atlantic contributor Jessica Lahey writes about in The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Children Can Succeed.My conversation with Jessica Lahey:  

Special Guest: Kiffany, Jody, Crystal (and resident our foley artist, Aidan) Show Topics: Jamaican GymKhana Gym's Controversial Gleaner Carnival Imagery vs. Cultural Conservatism Defining Cultural Perspective and Being Open "The Others" Time Magazine: Amy Chua's "Superiority Complex: Triple Package", "Tiger Moms", and "Cultural Superiority" Xue Xiaolu's "Finding Mr Right" Where to see Independent Films in Atlanta Survival Stories On The Sea J.A. Bayona's "Impossible"  Cindy Donald's Amazing Story of Forgiveness in Driveway Accident Relationship Roles

New Chaos Chronicles Podcast. Modern Motherhood with a Laugh! Gap Year Meltdown Freelance Life Coaching Tiger Mom is back! Three Traits of Successful Groups . Check out the article from the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/26/opinion/sunday/what-drives-success.html?_r=0 Philip Seymour Hoffman and the lessons of his death To Do List: Detoxing my Office

The trend in parenting that seems to be getting the most attention these days is that of the Tiger Mother: the super-strict, no playtime, achievement-oriented, hard-driving parent. But many in our culture have a problem with that approach, and our panel is here to discuss different means of parenting. Guests are Armin "Mr. Dad" Brott, author of The Expectant Father, psychologist Dr. John Duffy (author The Available Parent), Lynette Louise (author Miracles Are Made—A Real Life Guide To Autism), psychologist Dr. Nancy Buck (creator of Peaceful Parenting and author of Why Do Kids Act That Way), CPA Cheryl Smith, and real life parent Paula.

1. Alex Chua has been getting death threats since her recent op-ed/excerpt appeared in the Wall Street Journal espousing the value of being a “Tiger Mom.” She’s a Yale University professor of law, she has raised two daughters that would be outstanding young women by nearly any measure. So why do you think she has gotten such push-back in writing her memoirs? 877.573.8446.2. The new TV show SKINS debuted and has the Parents Television Council screaming “Child ” to all the appropriate legal and judicial authorities. In all likelihood MTV will scrape by with some sort of “skin of teeth” legalism. Taco Bell has dropped it’s advertising, but will this action be enough to get the network to whip its act into shape? And who’s responsibility is it for your teens? The networks? Or the parents?

1. Alex Chua has been getting death threats since her recent op-ed/excerpt appeared in the Wall Street Journal espousing the value of being a “Tiger Mom.” She’s a Yale University professor of law, she has raised two daughters that would be outstanding young women by nearly any measure. So why do you think she has gotten such push-back in writing her memoirs? 877.573.8446.2. The new TV show SKINS debuted and has the Parents Television Council screaming “Child ” to all the appropriate legal and judicial authorities. In all likelihood MTV will scrape by with some sort of “skin of teeth” legalism. Taco Bell has dropped it’s advertising, but will this action be enough to get the network to whip its act into shape? And who’s responsibility is it for your teens? The networks? Or the parents?