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Mama tiger ... maybe not.

... it is a bit 'everywhere, have spoken Claudia, Daria Cristina and even wrote a nice post I share several things.

Here is a piece of the book:

Amy Chua

Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother

"A lot of people wonder how they do, the Chinese parents in raising children so successful. They wonder what they do, these fathers and mothers, to pull up many math geniuses and prodigious musicians, they wonder how it feels within their families, they ask if they could do it too. Well, I can tell, because I did not. Here are some things that my daughters, Sophia and Louisa, were never allowed to do:

- attend a pajama party

- go play with her friends

- participating in a school play

- complain about not being able to attend a school play

- watching television or playing computer

- choose activities for themselves Extracurricular

- take a vote less than an A *

- not the best student in every subject except gym and theater

- play a different instrument the piano or the violin

- do not play the piano or violin

Qu ello that Chinese parents have realized is that nothing is fun until you're good at it . To become good at something you have to work. But only children do not want to work, so it is crucial to ignore their preferences. This often requires fortitude on the part of parents because the child will be resistance, and things are always difficult at first, and at this stage that Western parents tend to give up. However, if done correctly, the Chinese strategy start a virtuous circle. The tenacious "practice, practice, practice" is fundamental to excellence, learning through repetition mnemonic is underappreciated in America. Once a child begins to excel in something - be it math, piano, throw the baseball or ballet - gets compliments, admiration and satisfaction. So it builds confidence and what makes it fun before it was not. In turn, it is easier for parents to ensure that children work more. Chinese Parents can get what the West can not have parents.

Chinese parents ask votes perfect because they believe that their children can get them. If their child can not do it is because the child has not worked enough. That's why the solution to benefits under the standard is always to criticize harshly, to punish and humiliate the child. The Chinese parent believes that his son will be strong enough to charge him with shame and improve from that.

The bottom line is that Chinese children should spend their lives paying off the parents, to obey and make them proud. On the contrary, I do not think that many Westerners have the same idea on their children, that children are constantly in indebted to their parents. "

... here's to me to read these things makes me sick. I try to raise my children by giving love, security, structure, presence , laughter and serenity '. I try to bring them up to make them grow up balanced, independent, honest and able to make choices for themselves. I hope to see them happy and fulfilled. E I hope that looking back can smile thinking back to their childhood ...

I believe in them free to make mistakes and find their own way. I think it's important to know that they can also "fall" and are not then I'll go 'to stifle the uneasiness I feel, thinking of her daughter at the piano Chua tied up at 3 am (not even to pee'), with a piece of bread and nutella ..... then I will go 'to smell my kids