New Survey reveals pressures of being a Mom:

Mothering Is The Best Job I Have But Also The Hardest!

Tips To Parent Positively With Parenting Expert Dr. Karen Reivich!!

According to a new survey, two out of three American moms worry whether they’re doing a good enough job as a mother. Their greatest concerns include: kids growing up too fast, social and peer pressures, child safety and exposure to disturbing world events. To help moms with the difficult task of raising great, self-confident kids, psychologist Karen Reivich talks about positive reinforcement and pinpoints five key skills every child needs to be confident, healthy and happy.

Mom’s Worries the fears facing most American moms today

Daily Demands how to not feel overwhelmed by day-to-day parenting

Little Moments the joys that make motherhood the best job ever

Realistic Goals setting reachable parenting goals, not lofty expectations

Confident Kids explains the five key skill to teach your child

Upbeat Talk explains positive communication using fun, easy activities

A Parenting Resource survey results and support available via Pepperidge Farms Fishful Thinking program: www.fishfulthinking.com

About Dr. Karen Reivich:

Dr. Karen Reivich is the co-director of the Penn Resiliency Project at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a leader in the field of depression prevention, resilience, positive psychology interventions and school-based intervention research. She co-authored The Optimistic Child and The Resilience Factor. Dr. Reivich has been featured in many publications including The New York Times and Parents Magazine and appeared on several television programs including Oprah. She puts her parenting skills and theories to work daily as the mom of four children ages 5 to 12.{enclose dr_karen_reivich.mp4}

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