Parenting: The Changing Norms revisits one of society's most important responsibilities in the context of a rapidly changing world. This second edition emerges from valuable feedback received from readers and reflects the growing influence of technology, artificial intelligence, changing lifestyles, and evolving family structures on parenting today.

The book explores how professional pressures, modern aspirations, and declining community interactions are reshaping family relationships and the time parents spend with children. It highlights a powerful truth: while no one receives formal training to become a parent, children learn continuously through observation, behaviour, and everyday experiences at home.

Blending traditional wisdom with contemporary realities, the author encourages parents to become more conscious role models in language, values, temperament, and decision-making. Thought-provoking and practical, this book serves as a reflective guide for parents seeking to raise emotionally balanced, responsible, and resilient children in an increasingly complex society.