Why Indian Parents Play Badminton With Their Kids and What American Parents Can Learn!

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I just noticed that they had they had a lot more rituals. I mean, they stuck. They're from all over India, but they all stuck together because they knew they needed each other to to make this, you know, American journey of theirs because most of them were first generation Indians, which I loved because they just do old world Indian things that I didn't see every day. So, I didn't watch TV. I was just sitting out on my front porch watching the Indians and I was learning a lot.

So I have to I just want to mention that watching the Indian parents play bad mitten in the street with their kids. So beautiful. It's so beautiful. We don't really do that. Just like get a net and put it out there and everybody so cute.

So generally uh in America parents don't play badminton with their kids. No, bad mitten's not the main one. It would be more like baseball or, you know, throw the ball or a basketball. I don't I don't really like sports, but um when my son was younger, he was into the scootering, so we just had to make a little uh ramp and I could just he just wanted to be watched and he wanted someone to see his tricks and make sure he was improving and and bless all the Indian neighbors that had to listen to my kids skateboard on the wooden ramp for hours and hours at a time.

So let's uh let's see like you know let's imagine you are an Indian parent. Uh what is the thing which you could have done differently in order to grow up your kids? Well, I could really only speak from if Indians are in America.