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Help for stressed-out parents

May 17th, 2008 / 9 Comments

“So you hate feeling so stressed in your own home and you’ve realized that micro-managing your family’s lives isn’t actually improving anything.”

Pete Aldin has identified one of the greatest predicament of a parent – stress.

My interview with Pete offers some insightful helps for us to handle stress in daily life. Click on the link below to play or download the podcast of our conversation.

Pete Aldin is the author of the book “The Stressed-out Parent’s Guide to a Happier Home-life”. His work as a life coach gives him opportunities to work with many parents.

Check out his website at http://www.greatcircle.com.au/ and his dad blog at http://www.freakedoutfathers.com/

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  1. […] Are you a stressed out parent? […]

     
  2. Truly, I sometimes can’t believe how stressful my life is…and I only have TWO kids!

     
  3. Hey, thanks Katy Lee! I just love seeing my name in print. 🙂

    I agree with Momo Fali – I too have two. And they’re plenty for me.

    Katy it was great to chat with you and sorry I cut you off so many times due to the time lag between our continents. Keep up your great Adventures…

     
  4. I read that book and it wasn’t bad. But a book hands down, so much better because not only is it insightful but FUNNY is the novel, “The Book of Mom” by Taylor Wilshire. We read it in our book club of moms, and it was the only book all 10 of us agreed was the best summer-like rad out there packed with Oprah-like tips that are so helpful. Have you read it?

     
  5. Sryan: thanks for the recommendation! I haven’t read it, but will now!

     
  6. Hi Katy!
    Great podcast! Good practical advice from Pete on changing our negative thoughts to positive one and taking time to have more fun with our kids. I know the Lord wants us to be renewed in our mind and to experience the joy. As I’m saying this my 3 yr old son is in time-out tantruming but staying cool and positive will help us all get through the rough moments. Thanks for helping us stressed out parents with the encouraging advice and knowing we are not alone in our journey. God Bless!

     
  7. Thanks, LW. Glad to have you right along with me on my journey as well. Give your son a hug for me 🙂

     
  8. The best thing out there for Stressed out mom’s is The Book of MOm by Wilshire. If this book doesn’t make you laugh your head off and give you the tools for a better life, nothing can help you!

     
  9. […] We begin today with a series of 3 posts by Pete Aldin, author of Freaked-Out Fathers and founder of Great Circle Coaching and Development. He speaks both from his personal experience as a dad of 2 boys, and as a professional. Pete has written a guest post here on “Every child comes with standard equipment” and I’ve also interview Pete about his book “The Stressed-out Parent’s Guide to a Happier Home-life”. […]

     

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