
You can reduce your family's stress
You can create a happier family life
My name is Jennifer Watanabe.
I’ve been working with busy parents since 1996.
- I am a mother of two grown sons. I worked outside the home when they were young.
- I know what it is like be stressed: to have so much to do – at home and at work.
- For 24 years I taught parenting classes for Bellevue College in Washington state.
- Since 2007 I’ve been a Certified Parent Coach.
- Since 2011 I’ve been a Certified Positive Discipline Parenting Educator.
Too much to do? feeling exhausted? energies depleted?
you can overcome the overwhelming
You can reduce Your family's stress
Upcoming Parenting Talk:
Burned Out?
How to Reduce Your Stress and Be a Happier Parent

When parents are overwhelmed by all that there is to do, they may feel like they are running on empty. They may be exhausted, yet they have a hard time getting enough sleep. They may feel emotionally drained. They may feel burned out. It is hard to replenish their physical and emotional reserves. Their relationships with their loved ones, including their children, may be strained.
This 20-minute talk may help you overcome the stress. You will get some ideas on how your family life can get better.
This talk is Free. Click here for more information.
Reduce Your Family’s Stress:
Perhaps you lie awake at night worrying how you can get everything on your to-do list done.
You are lovingly caring for your family. You are taking care of your responsibilities.
AND yet you may feel like you have too many demands on your time and energy.
Making change is hard. It does not happen overnight. It takes time. Many folks will need a step-by-step guide/blueprint of what to do to make things better. Consider when one builds a house, they need a blueprint to guide the builder on what to do. The builder hires the folks who will put in the foundation and the plumbing, paint, and put the roof on. The builder will keep track of what needs to be done and when. The builder will check to see if more supplies are needed. The blueprint alone does not build the house, though.
Just like a homebuilder, you may need a guide to help you reduce your family’s stress. I can coach you through the steps/blueprint that you can take.
You will get the support you need: more guidance, more encouragement, and less self-blame.
I will encourage you to TAKE CARE OF YOU FIRST.
Your family life will get better. You will feel better. You will find more joy.
Coaching is $75 per session.
Media articles regarding my work:
Parent Map – The Northwest Parenting Magazine: Ask the Parent Coach
Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper:
Here’s how you get started:
- Schedule a time for us to meet on Zoom. This will be a confidential call. I will tell you have my coaching works.
- You can share what your concerns are.
- If you decide that coaching will help your family, we can schedule a time for us to begin working together.
When parents are stressed by the clock or the calendar, sometimes they might procrastinate or wait to act. There are many reasons why it may be hard to take action.
Sometimes when there is too much to do, it might be hard to know where to start or when.
Procrastinating can happen. Sometimes it is not procrastination, though. It might be waiting – for good reasons.
Download this action plan with the steps you can take to overcome procrastination or to help recognize that you just might be waiting for a good reason.
My approach is one of encouragement and guidance. No judgment. No blaming.
My services are available on Zoom, on the phone, or in-person.
You can schedule a call for us to introduce ourselves to see if working with me will help.
If there is not a time listed that works for you, please email me, and we will find a time that will work.
Questions? jennifer@resourcesforparenting.com
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