This paper discusses the role of culture and health in society. While accommodating the demands of the vastly different culture of American society of which they are now part, Asian and Pacific Islander parents - especially mothers - also struggle to preserve what is culturally inherent to them, in particular, in child-rearing practices (Johnson & De Hertogh). Although there are internal varieties even among these groups (including those from China, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, Samoa, Guam, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand), they enforce similar social controls and obedience to rules, a hierarchy of structure, discipline of children and sharing childcare with older siblings (Johnson & De Hertogh). They similarly teach and value perseverance, restraint and patience in their young and preserve close family ties. But they give greater importance to the interests and will of the group more than those of the individual.
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