Are 'Tiger Babies' Breaking The Cycle?      Now, though, we're
going to continue the conversation we started earlier in the
program about so-called Tiger parents. We just heard about new
research that suggests that that kind of stereotypical parenting
style, high on demands, low on hugs, can actually do more harm
than good.  Now, though, we want to hear a range of opinions
from some so-called Tiger babies, starting with one who, in her
words, is striking back. Writer Kim Wong Keltner is the author
of a new memoir called "Tiger Babies Strike Back." She is a mom.
Also with us are two other children of Tiger moms and dads. Jeff
Yang is a columnist, author and dad of two. And Anupy Singla is
a cookbook author, mom of two and a self-proclaimed Tiger mom.
Welcome back, parents, Tiger moms, Tiger babies.   JEFF YANG:
Thank you. Roar.  KIM WONG KELTNER: Hello. Thanks for having me.
MARTIN: Roar. That's right. I just want to start by playing a
clip from Yale professor, Amy Chua, who started this whole
debate in 2011