I am good at dealing with stress. I frequently feel overwhelmed by the things I have to do. I have developed some ways of reducing stress that work for me. I take time to care for myself. I have learned that I don't have to do everything. I feel like I manage my time fairly well. I have difficulty managing my time to meet my needs and my family's needs. I am so busy I don't have time to enjoy life. I know how to set priorities so that I get the most important things done first. I use a calendar or planner to keep myself organized. I get enough sleep to stay healthy. I get enough exercise to keep my body healthy. I eat foods that help me feel good and healthy. We spend our money wisely most of the time. We save money to pay for unexpected expenses. I am satisfied and fulfilled with my job. I use credit sparingly. My partner and I disagree about money frequently. Family members share in getting household chores done. I feel I am able to offer support to other parents. I feel comfortable helping other parents do problem solving. When I feel overwhelmed there are people I feel comfortable turning to for help. I can call on family or close friends when I need help with my children. It is difficult for me to ask others for help. When people offer to help me I accept it. I have many strengths as a parent. I feel inadequate as a parent. I have little control over my children and what they do. I have been doing things to help me be a better parent. I work to improve my talents. I have some set goals for raising my children. I have some basic, core principles that I follow in making my parenting decisions. Being a parent is one of the most rewarding parts of my life. I know what I want to accomplish in raising my children. 
