Challenges Faced By Asian American Parents In Raising Kids in America|Indian Parent Struggles In USA

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Life in USA might sound fascinating, but there are many struggle and challenges an Indian parent has to face. Being an Indian American mom with Indian upbringing even I have faced and continue to face my challenges in bring up my son. I have to struggle to maintain a balance between my Indian upbringing and American/western culture. I strive to give my son the best of both...
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[@cantdothis6899]

From a Canadian kid with Indian parents who is done high school, restricting ur kids from a bf or gf will make them do it behind ur back! I live in an area with Indians as a majority, and even though most parents disagree all the kids have a bf anyways. U have to understand that they r surrounded by a different culture and ur beliefs will not align. Arguing which one is better is not going to work because both have flaws. When u don’t allow ur kids to be in a middle or high school relationship they will be in one at some point and you just will have no idea. It’s better to let them have an open relationship with u and where u try to understand. No matter what school they go to, culture does not change and being in a relationship will not impact their studies negatively. I graduated top of my class and I had a bf, so try to mingle the 2 cultures and make compromises as ur kids will be surrounded with ppl who have different boundaries. Anyways, I know it’s hard being the immigrant parent and making tough decisions I just wanted to tell u that no matter what they will be attracted to someone and it’s better if u know and can help ur child make healthy decisions in the relationship, and have a stronger bond with them

[@myworldkanika8901]

Even in India, kids in school are dating.

[@rajuseth1683]

@@myworldkanika8901 i think the parents are more concerned abour sex ,which can be a thing in america and they arent open about it yet....indian dating is mostly hangout ... sex especially intercourse is off chart

[@rajuseth1683]

@programming codes and that is precisely why indian parents dont like their young ones dating....safe sex is still an infancy in india

[@lakshmig2061]

Excellent video.... I would be more worried if a boy sent a note to my son telling I like you ..always welcome if a girl sends.. things have changed a lot in 5 years since you made video... thank you so much interesting video..

[@swapnas7677]

I started talking to my kids about drugs, wrong touch, boyfriend/girlfriend, smoking, gun violence, etc etc etc , when they were 2 1/2 years old, I am glad I did it. Moreover, I am a spiritual person, I always direct them towards God and I fast and pray for them too. It’s a big challenge to us indeed!!! We are their role models, so we need to be cautious of how we are projecting and what we are doing in front of our children!!!

[@NurseSnow2U]

Such a beautiful comment from a beautiful soul that is clearly a PHENOMENAL exemplification of what it means to be a GREAT parent!! It gave me chills. Your loved ones are so blessed to have you and you them. 🙏🏽🤍✨

[@bhatiarahul18]

Informative video . Thanks. Cultural is thing which is practiced by most of people in society and gets inherited generation by generation . I can feel cultural clash for typical indian parents . And can understand why people come back when kid starts school . Being 100 percent American is only way to enjoy American life . Raising children in india biggest issue is highly competitive exams and rotten exam system kills from childhood to youth .rest of is not that bad . Plz make video about neighbour relation in India vs usa

[@IndianAmericanVlogger]

Thank you...You are right....as.Indian American we try to strive a balance between American and Indian culture while raising our kids in USA(taking good from both)...in process will also make mistakes and learn from them. :)

[@puja6964]

This was really informative,Thanks.

[@IndianAmericanVlogger]

Glad it helped🙂

[@KDP420]

Let the kid live his life😒

[@Sweetsonic_India]

are these challenges for real?

[@IndianAmericanVlogger]

Yes! Every word!

[@SriSri-ei1yi]

Oh trust me!! They are damn real..Im on thst boat right now!

[@smithaday9225]

Thankyou for sharing. I was looking for Indian parents. I was married to a cousin man. I came to America for college at 18. My parents raised us in International school. I was so u derailed by white Americans Christian and non to follow their rules. We need not be embarrassed about our moral guidelines..and I was raised Christian. It's so hard and it's quite arrogant living among this. A narcissistic disorder creating rifts with parents. Americans coming to India don't find this delimma instead flamboyant live out their Outlook in India as well.

[@TheIndianVCC]

If Your kid has born there then he IS american and you won't always be able to control your kid because that's the culture in USA. Shame to such a culture.

[@dontwastetimeyouarelosingr8172]

You shame on you

[@adityabirajdar8095]

Shame on you

[@neelamsingh3900]

Yes even My daughter is a very fussy eater.. bUT thankfully c started kindergarten in Germany so now things r much better now...

[@IndianAmericanVlogger]

That's good! I am sure as a mom you are relieved🙂

[@neelamsingh3900]

@@IndianAmericanVlogger Yes true.. I get metime which is vvv imp as a mother..

[@IndianAmericanVlogger]

@@neelamsingh3900 So true!

[@Jack-tk1is]

11:45 - What a miserable Mom ......😡😡 Why u acting illiterate?

[@Itsparulsingh]

omg mam i cant even say it enough how helpful this vdo is for me. i was worried about it since i am about to settle in the states the next year. i dont have kids now but would sure be having soon as my husband is residing there. thank you so so so much.

[@suhasts7484]

11:52 epic😂👌🏻

[@Jack-tk1is]

What a miserable Mom 😡😡😡

[@blackheart6897]

Thank God I was not like Rishi. I didn't want my mom to have struggle in feeding me😊

[@IndianAmericanVlogger]

Then you were definitely a very sweet and easy kid - every mother would love to have!!!😊

[@blackheart6897]

@@IndianAmericanVlogger Thanks ma'am😊

[@ginad013]

A suggestion if possible - Please change the title to Indian American parents. Using Asian just ignores that Indian civilization is a separate civilization instead of being diluted in Asian.

[@sajis8205]

You know I don't know 😕 🤷 😐

[@adityabirajdar8095]

Let the kid live his fucking life.

[@Jack-tk1is]

True... She don't realize her kid is growing up in America & she trying to shove Indian culture down his throat

[@nickramesh9042]

My parents did the same I don’t care if they are upset Growing up in America I have to be white

[@Jack-tk1is]

Let Your kid grow up with American Culture... 😑😑😑