Who Educates Parents? Offers a Timely Response to Modern Family Pressures
Today’s parents often face intense pressure from social media, technology and shifting educational expectations. In Who Educates Parents?, Dr. Žilvinas Svigaris responds to these pressures with a book that encourages families to slow down, listen and rediscover meaningful conversation.
Available now from Shea Publishing, the book does not offer a rigid parenting program. Instead, it asks readers to consider how parents and children educate one another. Dr. Svigaris draws from more than twenty years of family life, using personal experience and reflective analysis to explore what modern parenting can become.
The collaboration with his children gives the book its distinctive voice. Their memories and perspectives appear throughout, sometimes challenging or expanding the parents’ understanding of past events. This structure reinforces the book’s central claim that children actively shape the people their parents become.
Who Educates Parents? will interest parents, teachers, grandparents, education professionals and family therapists. Rather than presenting perfection as the goal, it encourages curiosity, empathy and respect as foundations for stronger relationships across generations.
