In a world filled with parenting advice, expert formulas and promises of quick solutions, Who Educates Parents? offers a more reflective alternative. Written by Dr. Žilvinas Svigaris with members of his family, the book argues that children do not simply learn from their parents; they also help shape who their parents become.
Published by Shea Publishing and available now, the book moves away from conventional parenting manuals. It does not present rigid rules or universal strategies. Instead, it uses personal experience, philosophical reflection and family conversations to explore how parents and children grow together over time.
The book covers a wide range of family and educational themes, including communication, school, creativity, music, adolescence, responsibility and preparing children for an uncertain future. By including the children’s own memories and viewpoints, Dr. Svigaris creates a rare family dialogue that shows how the same experience can hold different meanings for different generations.
With academic backgrounds in Computer Science, Economics and Philosophy, Dr. Svigaris brings both intellectual depth and lived experience to the subject. Who Educates Parents? is a thoughtful invitation for families and educators to rethink parenting as a relationship based not only on guidance, but also on listening.