To be or not to be...a tiger mom? That’s what two working Asian mothers ask often, resisting the urge to be tiger moms. With seven kids between them ages 13-21, Sandra Vu Le is a family attorney and communications coach and Jeanie Y. Chang is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Join them for candid and courageous conversations about their culturally complex parenting journeys. They’ll offer mindful parenting tips and professional insights uncovered over the years. Listen in for some laughs and tears as they share how to raise successful and well-adjusted Asian teens and young adults.
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To be or not to be...a tiger mom? That’s what two working Asian mothers ask often, resisting the urge to be tiger moms. With seven kids between them ages 13-21, Sandra Vu Le is a family attorney and communications coach and Jeanie Y. Chang is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Join them for candid and courageous conversations about their culturally complex parenting journeys. They’ll offer mindful parenting tips and professional insights uncovered over the years. Listen in for some laughs and tears as they share how to raise successful and well-adjusted Asian teens and young adults.
Happy new year and welcome to season 3! We’ve decided to focus on 3 parenting goals for this new year. Listen in as we share what those are and join us in this year’s journey to be accountable in reaching those goals.
Raising Asian Teens: Resist the Roar!
To be or not to be...a tiger mom? That’s what two working Asian mothers ask often, resisting the urge to be tiger moms. With seven kids between them ages 13-21, Sandra Vu Le is a family attorney and communications coach and Jeanie Y. Chang is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Join them for candid and courageous conversations about their culturally complex parenting journeys. They’ll offer mindful parenting tips and professional insights uncovered over the years. Listen in for some laughs and tears as they share how to raise successful and well-adjusted Asian teens and young adults.
