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Who Educates Parents? stands apart from many parenting books because it does not promise a universal method for raising children. Instead, Dr. Žilvinas Svigaris presents parenting as an ongoing conversation between generations. Published by Shea Publishing and available now, the book is based on real family experience and reflection.
The project is especially unusual because Dr. Svigaris wrote it in collaboration with his own family. His children contribute their own memories and interpretations, including moments where their versions of events differ from their parents’ recollections. This gives the book a candid and human quality that many traditional parenting guides lack.
Through stories and reflections, the book addresses subjects such as school, creativity, music, adolescence, communication and responsibility. It also considers how families can prepare children for a future that is difficult to predict. The emphasis throughout is on trust, respect and shared learning rather than parental authority alone.
Dr. Svigaris’s academic background in Computer Science, Economics and Philosophy adds depth to the discussion, but the book remains personal and accessible. Who Educates Parents? invites readers to think about parenting not as a finished skill, but as something parents continue to learn through their relationships with their children.