I am a 61 years old, retired public sector oil industry officer.
I have seen many parents pampering their children, fulfilling there all demands howsoever unreasonable these demands may be, resulting in the development of an arrogant attitude in the children. I have also seen how the parents first say ‘NO’ and then surrender before the children when the children start crying. Perhaps, the parents overlook the psychology that, in the process, the children are getting an idea to achieve the desired things. The way the parents harp on children the need to study, creates irritation in the young minds. On the one hand, rich parents think that by providing the best facilities to the children, on the strength of money power, their responsibility is over. So what if they can’t give time to the children? On the other hand, there are parents who always shelter their child, despite his shortcomings, and blame the system or luck when he does not deliver. I have observed how parents compare their two sons without noticing the ill feeling it will develop in the brothers? How Indian parents are turning their wards into Robot by forcing them to fall in the rat race?
I am trying to list some major mistakes which we, as a parent, make in rearing up our young ones.since the book is written for a noble cause, I have kept its price as zero.
This book is dedicated to the doctors of Singapore General Hospital, Singapore who will conduct surgery upon my Daughter- in law, who is suffering from Brain tumour at a very young age of 26.

SATISH JAIN
Email id= jainscbpcl@gmail.com