Becoming a Mother
Sixteen years ago, I was determined to be the “perfect mom” — exclusive breastfeeding, no screen, studying nutrition, alternative therapies, and every form of positive parenting I could find.
I even quit a stable job at a Japanese Corporate to become an early childhood education consultant. Over the past decade, I’ve supported thousands of parents — including celebrities — in building a strong learning foundation for their children to enter top schools.
I truly believed:
“If I used the right methods, my child would be happy.”
Before turning 12, my son seemed to have it all — a love of learning, musical talent, athletic ability, clear goals and big dreams.
I thought I had succeeded.
Until we moved to the UK.
He had severe panic episodes and couldn’t attend school for a year. He refused all forms of treatment.
I completely broke down.
Many nights, I hid in a corner crying, thinking:
“My life is over.”
Then I came across a parenting approach even Oprah Winfrey endorses — Conscious Parenting. Only then did I realise the root issue lay in my emotional patterns and self-worth.
As I began to heal myself, something shifted. My son gradually recovered and returned to school.
He eventually received a music scholarship to a private school,
and is now on his way to living his dream.
Today, we enjoy heart-to-heart conversations and a warm, relaxed bond.
Discovering Conscious Parenting
My Journey as a Conscious Parenting Coach
Now, I’m proud to be one of only three certified Conscious Parenting Coaches from Hong Kong — and the first to offer a Cantonese Conscious Parenting course to the world.
My mission has evolved:
It’s no longer just about helping children succeed in learning,
but guiding parents to build a strong parent-child connection,
where love and respect become a child’s foundation for life.
To raise a child, we must first raise ourselves.
When a mother learns to accept and love herself,
she gives her child the power to be truly happy.
