Through our childhood, the way our parents choose to raise us is critical to who we become. It makes us who we are and has a great influence on our way of living. Today, most parents try to raise their children to become as perfect as they can be. Kids are forced into education and have become victims of insecurity because of the major pressure the society puts on their shoulders. These methods of raising children have caused great debate. In text 1, Sophia Chua-Rubenfeld tells about how it was being raised by her mother Amy Chua. Her Chinese mother has recently received a lot of critic on her new book, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, which is described as “how Chinese parents raise such stereotypically successful kids” (page 2 line 4). Though most people have criticized her mother’s raising technique, Sophia Chua thanks her mother for pushing her to do that extra limit. She says her mother’s “tough love” parenting methods actually has raised her to be an independent thinker who has lived her whole life at 110 percent. Mother and writer Amy Chua has surely used strict parenting, not letting her kids attend to a sleepover or even having a playdate, making her playing violin and piano in her spare time. Sophia Chua uses an example of how her mother and dad pushed her to learn something new in a school-assignment by not letting her interview her grandparents, which would have been the easy way out but instead pushing her to interview a terrifying Israeli paratrooper. All in all, Amy Chua used a strict child-raising technique, and though Sophia Chua admits that it was not a tea party, she is glad that she had a so-called tiger mom.
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