Lord knows we live in a world nowadays that is depressing enough. The airwaves are filled with enormous negativity and depressing scenarios. Many parents are struggling to keep their emotional health. And to make matters worse, the Red Sox finished dead last in their division and didn’t make the play-offs. Good grief!

Despite all the negativity, today I am going to share 5 Ways To Be A More Positive Parent

In this, the second part of the series: When Do I Get The Apple, we will review one more step for helping you weather the storm of teaching at home. 

Today we look at the need for getting your kids involved in the process and giving them responsibility for their education. If you get a handle on this one, it will make your job a lot easier and make your homeschooling experience a great one.

If you have had to switch roles and suddenly become a teacher on top of your responsibility as a parent, you might feel like you got hit by a bus, a school bus. It may seem like you are doing all of this extra work, and you don't even get a nice ripe apple for your desk.

Today I have some good news for you and some solid tips on how to make it easier on yourself. 

For many parents, this is a season where they battle depression, anxiety, and an overall sense of unhappiness. 

There are several reasons for this Pandemic anxiety. 

Part of the reason is that Moms and Dads are being forced to function in roles that they were never trained for nor expected.

Additionally, parents are fearful about their ability to perform in their new positions as educators, chefs, Phys-Ed teachers, and I.T. personal.

But overall, the number one reason for discouragement is that parents have needs that are being ignored.

The Grandparenting job does not come with an owner’s manual, and there are no customer service people you can call. But to help you to become a dynamic Grandparent, I will offer some very practical, self-development tools so that you can become the kind of person God wants to use to create a legacy.

Today, we will continue our two-part series about the rat-race balancing act. If you are relentlessly trying to be a super-employee and, at the same time, trying to be a super parent, you will benefit from the 4 remaining quick steps that will help you reduce your work/home stress.

If you are a stressed-out working parent trying to stay balanced on your own High-Wire, feeling like, at any moment, you will come crashing to the ground, then what I have for you today is going to be transformational.

Today we will talk about how to begin fixing broken relationships with estranged and alienated family members. We will take some initial steps in learning how you can turn your Home into a place of unconditional love and harmony.

You can't manage time. Everyone has the same 24 hours each day. No more no less. But it seems like some parents get a lot more accomplished in that amount of time than you do. Why is that? 

Today we will take a brief look at how you can begin to overcome your frustration, loneliness, and feelings of failure and replace those negative emotions with your own 24/7 support and encouragement system.