Children Take an Active Role in Who Educates Parents?
The central idea behind Who Educates Parents? is both simple and challenging: children are not passive recipients of parental wisdom. They are active participants in family life who teach, challenge and transform their parents. Dr. Žilvinas Svigaris explores this idea in a deeply personal book written in collaboration with his family.
Published by Shea Publishing, the book draws on more than twenty years of family life. Rather than relying on abstract theory alone, Dr. Svigaris combines personal stories, reflective commentary and conversations between parents and children. This gives the book a distinctive structure that separates it from more traditional parenting guides.
One of the book’s most honest elements is the way the children contribute their own recollections. At times, their memories differ from those of their parents, creating a realistic portrait of family life. These differences are not presented as problems, but as opportunities for dialogue and deeper understanding.
Who Educates Parents? will appeal to readers interested in parenting, education and relationships between generations. Its message is especially relevant in an age of social media, technology and changing expectations, where families often need more conversation rather than more pressure.
