Raising Hell or Raise Them Well

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

How can you raise your kids well when you’re going through your own personal hell? You’ve got to get yourself right to raise your kids right. That means getting over yourself and adopting back-to-basics commonsense strategies that produce respectful, intelligent, and happy children. Raising Hell or Raise Them Well also shows you how to ask God for guidance throughout your parenting journey.

Unlike general market parenting books, Raising Hell or Raise Them Well is real talk advice and an easy read.  It contains need-to-know info that’s not always shared with parents who are under-served. It’s a handy reference guide that can be used over and over. A must-have if you want to improve your parenting game.

·         90 parent points on self-love, connections, commitment, communication, character building, discipline, school involvement, and safety

·         Interactive exercises and activities that reinforce the message

·         Prayers, scriptures, affirmations and a plethora of resources that benefit every stage of parenting

 “Raising Hell or Raise Them Well” makes a great gift for new parents as well as seasoned ones. It’s also the perfect workbook for parenting classes and workshops.

For moms, dads, baby mamas, baby daddies, noncustodial parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles, Godparents, foster parents, guardians, stepparents, caregivers—whoever raises kids!

Edye Deloch-Hughes has worn many illustrious hats as an ad writer, marketer, educator, creative consultant, author, blogger, mentor, parent advocate and entrepreneur… But nothing has topped being a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and child of God. She has a life mission: To use her creativity to motivate, educate, inspire, and empower those who are under-served. Writing Raising Hell or Raise Them Well is just one of the ways she is fulfilling that mission.

Edye’s experiences co-raising her African-American sons were both inspiring and hell-raising. It led her to mentor fellow parents who were also going through the parenting fire. Edye discovered that the child-rearing books she came across talked primarily to the privileged, not parents of color. So she wrote Raising Hell or Raise Them Well. Contact her at: http://raisinghellorraisethemwell.com