BEYOND COMPLACENCY Raising Gen Z and Alpha in an Age of Digital Violence and Inherited Dogma: A Core Treatise on Childho, (Paperback)

<p><b>Beyond Complacency</b> is a bold examination of modern parenting, childhood autonomy, inherited belief systems, and the growing influence of digital media on Gen Z and Alpha.</p><p>Muhammad Sagheer Chaudhary explores how children inherit religious, cultural, and ideological frameworks before they are old enough to examine them for themselves. The book argues that true moral strength cannot be forced through fear, shame, or blind obedience. It must be built through questioning, emotional safety, critical thinking, and personal ownership.</p><p>The book also addresses the digital environment shaping today's children. From screen time in early childhood to algorithm-driven media, violent content, short-form distraction, and the loss of real-world social learning, <b>Beyond Complacency</b> looks at how modern technology can weaken attention, emotional regulation, language development, sleep, and family connection when it becomes a substitute caregiver.</p><p>Across eight chapters, the book calls on parents to move away from control-based parenting and toward guided formation. It encourages families to teach values without coercion, protect children from digital overuse, rebuild household rituals, and raise children who can think, question, regulate themselves, and act with moral courage.</p><p>This book is for parents, educators, caregivers, and anyone concerned about raising children in an age of inherited dogma, digital dependency, and weakened generational bonds. It is not a call to abandon tradition or technology. It is a call to restore balance, dignity, and conscious parenting before complacency becomes the next generation's inheritance.</p>

• BEYOND COMPLACENCY Raising Gen Z and Alpha in an Age of Digital Violence and Inherited Dogma: A Core Treatise on Childho, (Paperback)
• Author: Muhammad Sagheer Chaudhary
• ISBN: 9798199300148
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2026-06-01
• Page Count: 114