Single Parenting 101

Single Parenting 101

Single parents make up almost a third of the homes in America. We are coming together in blogging communities and networking sites attempting to share some resources and insight for others finding themselves in this family dynamic.

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Budgets:   They aren’t fun, but they are a necessity.  As a single mom on a mediocre income and little child support, I have found there are two choices:  To sit around in self-pity and moan and groan about what you don’t have, wishing away life and running up credit card debt; or To embrace your current financial status and work toward appreciating what you already have attained at this stage of life and create a strategy that works for you when it comes to “how” you are going to use that income and “how” you plan to get out of debt. My hope ... Read Full Story
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The review is in.  My review that is, on the book, Solemate:  Master the Art of Aloneness & Transform Your Life by Lauren Mackler . I have been reading this book sent to me for the purpose of doing a review and wanted to share it with my readers here.  Some books I get like this, I don’t recommend and won’t post about them.  But this one – I do recommend you read it – especially after divorce.  However, others whether single or happily married, can glean from the information about ‘finding yourself’ as well.   This book outlines a process for not only finding ... Read Full Story
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  Have you heard this song on pop radio channels?  It addresses a truth. So the next thing you want to ask is…. “Are you talking about Mr. M .?”  Not this time.   No, when I heard this song the other day…. it made me think about a current situation and a recent “battle” I had to initiate…with my brother. Surely you have heard the phrase, “tough love” and that is exactly what I am referring to here with the heading… Love is a Battlefield.  My brother is going through “something.”  Without sharing too much here on my public blog… I will just ... Read Full Story
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9.  FLEETING FEELINGS Versus WORK WORK WORK :  Feelings are fleeting but commitment is work.  Don’t forget there will be days you can’t stand your spouse… or at the very least days you are upset with him or her.  Feelings move up and down with each day and each circumstance and with emotions.  If you find the negative feelings are weighing on you and not changing… there may be another problem at the source that needs to be addressed through number 8, counseling.  Commitment to making the marriage work is what will carry you through, and that means work on both sides.  Expecting your ... Read Full Story
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Thanks to SingleEdition.com I have a few more giveaways for my readers.  This is one of them! Isn’t it adorable!?  It’s from Jessie Steele (Fine Aprons and More)… I was tempted to... ( click the link here for the blog, SOLO dot MOM and read more about the contest!) [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] Read Full Story
This week's highlights include blog posts about the divorces of two high-profile politicians, a call for child support reform, potential fall-out from international custody battles, and more. On the Blogs: John Edwards and Little Quinn - Wayne has some words for former presidential candidate, John Edwards, on becoming an active presence in his daughter's life. Jenny Sanford: The Consequences of Ignoring Red Flags - Regarding another high...  
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This week's highlights include the ongoing debate over whether constant conflict or divorce is better for the kids, the story of how one mom choose to forgive her ex, a twist on the average child support roundup, and more. On the Blogs: Parenting Advice: Staying Together For The Kids? - Christine asks which is the lesser of two evils: going through divorce or putting up with constant conflict. This Single Mom Granted A Dying Man's Wish...  
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This week's highlights include some encouraging thoughts on raising your kids as a single parent, an update on the David Goldman child custody case, and more. On the Blogs: Drafting New Year's Resolutions? Please Join Our Blog Carnival - Katherine is hosting the first All About Parenting Blog Carnival of 2010. If you're a blogger who's making a few resolutions of your own, submit your post by January 1, 2010. Broken Home vs. Single Parent...  
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This week's highlights include proposed laws that would affect child support collection in Virginia and Indiana, stories of single parent families struggling to get by on food stamps alone, and more. On the Blogs: VA Considers Mandate on Divorced Parents to Pay for College - Will the state of Virginia require divorced parents to pay their kids' college expenses? Wrong Answer: Drawing the Line on Homework Help - Sue, over at The Juggle, asks...  
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On the seventh day of kindness, I gave a gift to me: Seven hours sleeping Six forum comrades Five "Thanks, but no thanks," Four helpful kids Three best friends, Two great big hugs, And an evening out just for me. On average, how much sleep do you get per night? In all of my work with single moms and dads, I'd have to say that the one constant, across the board--whether you co-parent or not, whether your family is thriving, or whether you're...  
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