Mina Han
Korean American parenting, school years, family dynamics
Mina Han writes about family life, school years, and the emotional weather of raising kids between cultures.
Guides by Mina
How to Set Boundaries With Grandparents
When grandparents want to help and you need space, a framework for respectful, clear conversations that protect both love and autonomy.
Mina Han · 7 min read
When Parents Think You Are Spoiling the Baby
Holding, responding, and feeding on demand when grandparents call it spoiling.
Mina Han · 6 min read
Gentle Parenting When Your Parents Were Strict
Choosing calm limits and emotional coaching when you were raised with fear, rank, and rules.
Mina Han · 6 min read
When Your Child Is the Only Asian Kid in Class
Being the only one is a common experience for Asian American kids. Here is how to support identity, belonging, and everyday confidence at school.
Mina Han · 6 min read
How to Talk to Teachers When You Were Raised Not to Make Trouble
Many Asian American parents were taught to respect authority and stay quiet. Advocating for your child at school can feel uncomfortable and necessary at once.
Mina Han · 6 min read
Filial Piety and Boundaries in a Modern Family
Honoring parents and protecting your own household can feel like opposite commands. Here is how some families hold both without living in permanent guilt.
Mina Han · 6 min read
How to Accept Help Without Handing Over Your Household
Grandparents want to help. You need the help. You also need your routines, rules, and voice at home. Here is how to take support without losing the wheel.
Mina Han · 6 min read