How To Be A Good Parent? Desi Parenting Myths Exposed on

Parenting today feels like a constant test — of patience, perfection, and comparison. Everywhere you look, someone’s doing it “better.” Someone’s child is achieving more, someone’s home looks calmer, and someone’s life looks easier. But behind those filters, every parent is just trying to figure it out.

In this podcast, we sit down to talk about what perfect parenting really means — or if it even exists at all. From the pressure of social media and the myth of obedient children to learning why saying sorry matters, this conversation questions everything we were taught about being “good” parents or the ‘perfect parent’

We talk about how culture made sacrifice the definition of love, why mothers are expected to lose themselves for their kids, and what it really means to raise children with kindness, empathy, and emotional awareness.


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Chapters:
00:00 – Montage
00:56 – Pressure of Parenting in the Social Media Age
03:43 – What Is Perfect Parenting?
08:30 – Why Do We Like Obedient Children?
12:30 – Parents Are Not Engineers, They’re Gardeners
15:00 – Saying Sorry Matters a Lot
18:23 – Parents Should Be Role Models for Their Kids
20:40 – Why Our Society Doesn’t Teach Parenting
26:08 – How to Raise Kids in Their Early Years
28:54 – Academics vs. Character Building
31:48 – The ‘Qurbani’ Culture in Our Society
36:50 – New vs. Old Parenting Styles
43:23 – Parenting Has to Be Unconditional
43:59 – Outro


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