Raising Asian Teens: Resist the Roar!

Raising Asian Teens: Resist the Roar!

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Raising Asian Teens: Resist the Roar! episodes

  • Season 3 Episode 2: First Born Pressures.
    Being the first born especially in Asian families has traditionally come with a lot of responsibility and expectations. What does it look like in your family today? How do you parent your first born compared to the younger siblings? Listen in as we share whether we’ve shifted first born pressures in our own parenting.
    28 min
  • Season 3 Episode 1: 2021 Roaring Goals!
    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.
    22 min
  • Season 2 Episode 7: Stay Sane, Mom!
    Heard that from your kids recently when you flew off the handle? Haha. What are you doing to stay sane so you’re not getting easily irritated or frustrated? Join us for a fun discussion on what we are trying to do to maintain our sanity in our busy family schedules.
    31 min
  • Season 2 Episode 6: Civic Engagement.
    It’s election season! How are you discussing politics at the dinner table? Or, are you not discussing it at all because things get tense? With this being such a big election year, how can we get our kids civically engaged? Join us as chat about it!
    31 min
  • Season 2 Episode 3: Raising Confident Girls.
    What does it look like to instill confidence in our daughters? How can we build them up to be leaders in their community and work? Join us as we share our insights on making sure our girls have confidence and speak up and speak out as needed, in a way that is impactful and effective.
    30 min

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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…