Family is defined as the “a group consisting of parents and children living together in a household.” This is a general definition to a very broad meaning behind the word “family.” The Agile Family Programing and Agile Family tool kit enables us to focus the “group” of individuals that consists of each member of the family playing a specific role and having specific responsibilities in order to communicate and make connections. The Agile Family Program works on three concepts: adaptability, empowering your children and telling the story. Focusing on the positive and making sure that our children feel the positive vibe will allow them to grow and bring success to a happy family. The lifestyle of an average family is already structured in some way based on work, school, outside school activities, so the key is to adapt to each circumstance and to make it work.
The theoretical perspective that best explains using the approach of Agile and the Tool kit would be the Symbolic Interactionist Perspective that explains “cultural ideas shifted, with housework, care of children, and paid labor coming to be regarded as the responsibilities of both men and woman.” This shift in perspective of male and female role can support the Agile Family Programing and Agile Family Tool Kit by empowering each family member to contribute to the positive cohesion of family.
It has been statically proven that US families have made still a bigger impact on spending time with the family than the past. But the question is where is that time being spent. Unfortunately, the impact of time or “squeezing out more hours for their children” comes from other activities unrelated to social activities and other activities to include housework. If the Agile Family Programing and Agile Family Tool Kit were utilized, the family can be restructured and time management can ensure that all members