Taming the Tiger Parent by Tanith Carey
This book sets out to present the latest research on the damage that competitive parenting is doing to our children; and to offer a way back to a more relaxed family life where children, and the adults they become, can truly flourish.
I've hardly been able to put the book down. . as I turned each page I'd find something else that resonated with me. . . Tanith has the ability to challenge your thinking without it being judgmental or preachy. She shares lots of real life case studies and draws on her own experience as a parent and combines this with solid research to make a really readable book. * mummyfromtheheart.com *
A brilliant new parenting book . . . filled with strategies for raising children's self esteem and nurturing them and how to help children avoid burn out and stress. I like how simple, doable yet effective these strategies are . . . I relished this book and I think it is really important. * BabyBudgeting.co.uk *
An impassioned book appealing to other parents to rethink all the relentless competitiveness - before it's too late. * Psychologies *
a highly readable, well-balanced, well-argued contribution to the rapidly-growing mountain of parenting books, with plenty of practical, achievable advice for anyone who wants to escape from the tiger race. -- Sue Palmer, author of Toxic Childhood
a fantastic new book by Tanith Carey which gives children back their childhood -- Dr David Whitebread, Senior Lecturer in Psychology of Education at Cambridge University
The book is GREAT . . . in a great tradition along with Madeleine Bunting's Willing Slaves, and Sue Gerhardt's The Selfish Society, and of course Kim Payne's Simplicity Parenting, as critiques of society that also help us re-orient our parenting . . . beautifully lucid and readable, and . . . definitely on the right track in terms of what kids need. -- Steve Biddulph
I could not stop reading! It is one of those books that from page one, had me nodding and agreeing at every point. -- Shaheen Merali * Families *
The content is insightful and shrewd and I do hope that parents and individuals working in schools read it and take note. -- Sir Anthony Seldon, leading educationalist
Bravo. Definitely important to keep this in front of parents. -- Carl Honore, author of In Praise of Slowness and Under Pressure
forensic, intelligent approach * New Statesman *
A brilliant new parenting book . . . filled with strategies for raising children's self esteem and nurturing them and how to help children avoid burn out and stress. I like how simple, doable yet effective these strategies are . . . I relished this book and I think it is really important. * BabyBudgeting.co.uk *
An impassioned book appealing to other parents to rethink all the relentless competitiveness - before it's too late. * Psychologies *
a highly readable, well-balanced, well-argued contribution to the rapidly-growing mountain of parenting books, with plenty of practical, achievable advice for anyone who wants to escape from the tiger race. -- Sue Palmer, author of Toxic Childhood
a fantastic new book by Tanith Carey which gives children back their childhood -- Dr David Whitebread, Senior Lecturer in Psychology of Education at Cambridge University
The book is GREAT . . . in a great tradition along with Madeleine Bunting's Willing Slaves, and Sue Gerhardt's The Selfish Society, and of course Kim Payne's Simplicity Parenting, as critiques of society that also help us re-orient our parenting . . . beautifully lucid and readable, and . . . definitely on the right track in terms of what kids need. -- Steve Biddulph
I could not stop reading! It is one of those books that from page one, had me nodding and agreeing at every point. -- Shaheen Merali * Families *
The content is insightful and shrewd and I do hope that parents and individuals working in schools read it and take note. -- Sir Anthony Seldon, leading educationalist
Bravo. Definitely important to keep this in front of parents. -- Carl Honore, author of In Praise of Slowness and Under Pressure
forensic, intelligent approach * New Statesman *
Tanith Carey is award winning national newspaper journalist and writer on parenting and society for the Guardian, The Independent and the Daily Mail, among many others newspapers and magazines.
She is also the author of six books - three on parenting. Her previous book Where Has My Little Girl Gone? How to protect your daughter from growing up too soon, published in May 2011, was the first hands-on guide for parents on how to handle the challenges of early sexualisation. It received widespread media coverage – including a three day serialisation in the Daily Mail, the cover of Guardian Family, a spread and opinion pieces in the Independent and Independent on Sunday.
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| ISBN 13 | 9781845285494 |
| ISBN 10 | 1845285492 |
| Title | Taming the Tiger Parent |
| Author | Tanith Carey |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Little, Brown Book Group |
| Year published | 2014-09-18 |
| Number of pages | 224 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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