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Book Review: Parenting Strategies Unplugged by Shibu Nair

‘Parenting Strategies Unplugged: Your Guide to Positive Parenting by Shibu Nair is a useful and highly resourceful book that aims to prepare modern parents with practical strategies to navigate the complexities of raising children in today's world, where digital distractions obstruct not only parents focus but also diminish the value of children at home.


The book is loaded with practical key strengths. It can be referred from time and again for guidance. The book tackles a wide array of contemporary parenting issues. This includes digital obsession, hyperactivity, academic success, nurturing good habits, lack of focus and concentration, and the emotional, physical, and mental well-being of children. It also delves into topics like family dynamics, communication, discipline, self-worth, and even financial literacy.

The book’s significant strength lies in its focus on practical solutions and actionable advice. Shibu Nair, who is also a renowned motivational speaker and educational consultant, offers concrete tools and strategies that parents can implement in their daily lives.

The core philosophy of the book revolves around fostering a supportive and nurturing environment that leads to positive parenting. It encourages building strong relationships grounded in trust, communication, empathy, and validation, rather than relying on rigid rules set by familial lineages. This approach aims to equip children with essential life skills, resilience, and of course confidence.

The book scores high on relatability through anecdotes and fiction-like stories. In that pursuance you will find many real-life examples and anecdotes, making the scenarios and solutions more clear for parents. This helps readers see how the theories can be applied in everyday situations.

Absolutely the content of the book is thought provoking. The book encourages introspection. It prompts parents to reflect on their own upbringing and consider how they can approach parenting differently for their children's benefit.

Shibu’s writing style is clear, concise, and engaging, making it easy for parents with busy schedules to read and digest the information. Who is this book for? Current parents, would-be-parents, teachers, and guardians.

‘Parenting Strategies Unplugged’ by Shibu Nair stands out for its comprehensive approach to modern parenting challenges, practical advice, and emphasis on building strong, positive relationships with children. The book's overall message of evolving alongside children and fostering their holistic well-being makes it a highly recommended read for anyone invested in raising happy, resilient, and well-adjusted children.

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