Raising Hell or Raise Them Well ― A Faith-inspired Self-help Guide for Parent and Parent Figures Who Are Unde

Raising Hell: Allowing unresolved anger and hurt to negatively affect how you raise your kids Raise Them Well: Healing old wounds so you can parent in a healthier way Do you raise hell or raise your kids well? Most of us do both. We all carry our fair share of baggage. Some we acknowledge, some we don’t, and some we don’t know we hold. As parents, we often allow our personal demons to affect how we raise our kids. Raising Hell or Raise Them Well asks you to examine yourself, mend the torn pieces, and man-up (or woman-up) to personal stuff that needs healing. When you heal your own wounds, you can parent your kids in a healthier way. Unlike general market parenting books, Raising Hell or Raise Them Well is real talk advice with vital information and words of faith to empower you and improve your parenting game. It offers options and support on how to raise your children to be respectful, intelligent, and happy in this current world. And through it all, it shows you how to ask God for guidance. Raising Hell or Raise Them Well includes: ?90 parent points on: Love ? Meaningful Connections ? Communication ? Keeping Commitments ? Character Building ? Discipline ? School Involvement ? Safety ?PLUS! Engaging exercises, helpful resources, scriptures, prayers, quotes, and affirmations Raising Hell or Raise Them Well is for: Moms, dads, baby mamas, baby daddies, noncustodial parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles, Godparents, foster parents, guardians, stepparents, caregivers?whoever raises kids! Buy Raising Hell of Raise Them Well for yourself, use it as part of your parenting workshop, or give it as a gift of love.

Edye Deloch-Hughes has a life mission to use her creativity to motivate, educate, inspire, and empower. A hybrid of many talents and skills, Edye has served as creative director, writer, and strategist for top Chicago agencies and corporations. She is a blogger, educator, game producer, and entrepreneur. Edye and her husband, Darryl Hughes, own Hughes Who Productions, a game development/creative service house in the Chicago area. Though she is a successful professional, Edye feels her greatest accomplishment is being a mom to her two boys and mentor to other parents and youth. Edye’s personal experiences co-raising African-American sons with learning differences gave her keen insight into the challenges of raising kids of color. Raising Hell or Raise Them Well is a faith-inspired self-help guide that gives spiritual insight and practical advice to parents and parent figures who are under-served and under siege. This is the first book in the Raising Hell or Raise Them Well series. Edye Deloch-Hughes is also the published author of the children’s book ?I Like Gym Shoe Soup”, Urban Research Press, Chicago. Edye served in these organizations: African American Parents for Purposeful Leadership in Education (A.P.P.L.E.), Oak Park IL Supported Education Association of Oak Park/River Forest ChildServ, Chicago Renewed Minds Mentorship Ministry of the Apostolic Church of God Chicago. District 90 of River Forest, IL For more information or to share your comments, visit, www.RaisingHellorRaiseThemWell.com Follow Edye’s blog: www.Chicagonow.com/raising-hell-or-raise-them-well Contact Edye: Email: raisethemwell@gmail.com Twitter: @RaiseThemWell Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/raisethemwell