Answer:

1.

Looking back and forward in this situation, the primary prevention to be addressed in Jimmie’s situation is finding an alternative to having Jimmie solely responsible for the care and tutoring of his younger sisters on a daily basis. Without knowing if the current childcare situation is motivated by financial strains or cultural preferences, I would suggest the parents look into a community-based program for after school care such as a boys and girls club or something similar. Another alternative could be a professional childcare provider for the girls. Relieving Jimmie of the daily stress of having to parent his siblings allows Jimmie time to handle his own homework and other constructive responsibilities (chores) within the family home.

Another way to help in this situation could be creating a check-in system between Jimmie and his parents. Each day when he gets out of school, he could check in with them at set times to provide a source of accountability for both Jimmie and his parents. This has the potential to open or increase the lines of communication between Jimmie and his parents. They have the opportunity to make sure he is doing well and is where he is supposed to be, and he has the opportunity to show that he can take care of his responsibilities and regain a modicum of trust and self-esteem.

2.

To re-establish Jimmie's self-esteem and re-establish his worth at home and in the community. Jimmie and his parents should come up with a way to relieve him of the responsibilities he has been handed. Apart from that, Jimmie has to work on the following:

• Create a  good relationship
• Taking care of yourself
• Take a chance

Step-by-Step explanation

Many parents delegate their obligations to their children. The children were pushed to assume their parents' responsibilities, such as doing domestic tasks, caring for siblings, being the center of attention to stop the parents' fights, and even putting food on the table. These circumstances are typical in third-world nations or in households where both parents must work to make ends meet. Jimmie's decision to become a parent at such a young age has both advantages and disadvantages.

The following are the disadvantages:

• Lack of self-assurance is one of them.
• There are fewer opportunities.
• Too much parental pressure

To re-establish Jimmie's self-esteem and re-establish his worth at home and in the community. Jimmie and his parents should come up with a way to relieve him of the responsibilities he has been handed. Apart from that, Jimmie has to work on the following:

• Create a  good relationship: Communicate with people you feel comfortable with and with whom you can freely express your opinions and sentiments. 
• Taking care of yourself: Even if you don't feel like it, be kind to yourself.
• Take a chance: Take on any difficulty that comes your way and learn to deal with it positively, but never forget that we must also acknowledge our feelings.