Tiger parenting places a strain on the relationship between children and parents. Because of the strict style of parenting, children often feel extremely inferior to their parents. As soon as the child does something wrong, they are immediately scolded. For example, in Amy Chua’s article “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior,” Chua wrote about attempting to teach her daughter, Louise, to play a song on the piano. Louise struggled for a while to learn the song and play it on the piano. Throughout the process, her mother was nearby yelling, criticizing, and threatening Louise until she eventually played the song right. According to Chua, a child only receives praise once they excel at something, which “builds confidence and makes the once not-fun activity fun.” While this method may seem to work, it
Tiger parenting places a strain on the relationship between children and parents. Because of the strict style of parenting, children often feel extremely inferior to their parents. As soon as the child does something wrong, they are immediately scolded. For example, in Amy Chua’s article “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior,” Chua wrote about attempting to teach her daughter, Louise, to play a song on the piano. Louise struggled for a while to learn the song and play it on the piano. Throughout the process, her mother was nearby yelling, criticizing, and threatening Louise until she eventually played the song right. According to Chua, a child only receives praise once they excel at something, which “builds confidence and makes the once not-fun activity fun.” While this method may seem to work, it