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Single parents from a two parent point of view 12 Articles

  • 1 of 12

    by Dana Farrell

    Let me start by saying that I am very fortunate and thankful not to be a single parent. I am very lucky to have help from my husband. Unfortunately, not everyone has someone to share in the child-raising responsibilities...read more

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    by Marcia Miller

    Kids Who Feel Like Divorcing Their Non-custodial Parent I'm thinking quite a bit about a child's choices regarding a parent they do not want to see. I've watched friends go through this, and I'm now going through this m...read more

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    by Katherine P Hogan

    I am a single parent due to being widowed almost 8 years ago. At the time of my children's' father's death, they were aged 6 and 4 years of age. I was only just into my 30's and I had been a stay-at-home mother since the...read more

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    by Simon Boon

    Me and my wife is expecting a 2nd child in a few months. Our first one is almost a year old now. My parents and her parents give us a hand every now and then to give us a break. I have to nod my head to the single pare...read more

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    by Cynthia Murray

    The topic of single parenting is a tricky one, especially when one has never been a single parent (or even a parent at all). There are a lot of misconceptions and myths about single parents. Having been a single parent f...read more

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    by Nicole Starbird

    My mother was a Single Parent and now, from a Two Parent point of view I just don't know how she did it. She was 15 when she had me, and 20 when my brother came along. I knew I didn't have a father and except for the rar...read more

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    by shiva shanti

    this is a subject that is a p.c minefield, and the short article i am going to write will not win me any friends on the subject, but i will promise one thing about this article, and that is the fact that it is true and of...read more

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    by Kasey Tydd

    If anyone can tell me that when you have children that you hope to raise them all by yourself, I will first congratulate you on your martyrdom! Okay this is not what anyone would expect or even aspire to. Now you both ha...read more

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    by Melissa Stratton

    Oh dear what a difficult subject. I think children need a Mum a Dad to have a balanced upbringing. I realise that a lot of single parents have not chosen to be so but I feel society as a whole is letting us down. We n...read more

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    by Greer Kingsley

    Please help me. You try to be a good mother, but then there's landlords. I tried to protect my cats from the nieghbors dog and got thrown out. It was such a disaster that that because it got so heated and blown out of prop...read more

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    by Sharon Annetts

    i was a single parent for 6 years. it was very hard because i was always being criticized for the way i was brining my son up. i know that i did give into my son more than i would of done if his father was there. but i fel...read more

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    by noname

    A single parent is a tough road to climb. You have to be Dad/Mom both at the same time and have a sense of equality in the home so the children do not get confused. One thing that you definitely do not want to do is spea...read more

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