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Kickin' Butt as a Single Parent by Bill McLeod, 2010-08-01
Single Parenting 101: Learn The Secrets To Overcome The Major Challenges That Come Along With Single Parenting, No Matter How Much Time You Have Had To Prepare! by Dr. William S. Johnson, 2009-10-03
Through My Own Eyes: Single Mothers and the Cultures of Poverty by Susan Holloway, Bruce Fuller, et all 2001-11-01
Adopting On Your Own: The Complete Guide to Adoption for Single Parents by Lee Varon, 2000-10-04
Something Like Beautiful: One Single Mother's Story by Asha Bandele, 2009-02-01
Meditations for Single Moms (Meditations (Herald)) by Susanne Coalson Donoghue, 1997-03
Mom, There's a Man in the Kitchen and He's Wearing Your Robe: The Single Mom's Guide to Dating Well Without Parenting Poorly by Ellie Slott Fisher, 2005-01-18
Do I Have a Daddy?: A Story About a Single-Parent Child by Jeanne Warren Lindsay, 1999-11-01
365 Whispers of Wisdom for Single Moms (365 Daily Whispers of Wisdom) by Compiled, 2008-12-01
New Start for Single Moms Kit by Diane R. Strack, 2007-09-18
Handmaid of the Lord: Prayers for Newly Single Christian Mothers by Marylou Morano Kjelle, 1997-12-19
A Single Mother's Prayerbook by Ginger Farry, 2000-01
The Hidden Mission Field: Caring for Single Parent Families in the 21st Century by Theresa McKenna, 1999-09-23
7 Reasons to be Grateful You're a Single Mom (Mom2Mom Series) by Karen Sjoblom, 2007-01-15

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Being A Single Parent Familydoctor.org
Information on being a single parent from the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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Extractions: Advanced Search familydoctor.org Home Single Parenting Finding Help Balancing a Busy Life Providing Role Models Printer-friendly version Email this article Return to top Return to top Return to top Return to top Parenting is hard work. All parents have times when they get angry or frustrated. But don't take out your feelings on your child. If you are worried that you might hurt your child, get help right away. Call the Childhelp USA 24-hour hotline at 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453). Return to top
Beliefnet.com
single Mom coping kathleen86, 5, 4/23/2005 1241 PM. single parent dating snglmmsue, 12, 3/31/2005 728 AM. Lone fathers Phocas, 5, 3/29/2005 1105 AM
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Please send us your short story about being a single parent! Good luck all u single parents and remember everything happens for a reason. Sincerely
http://www.compleatmother.com/singlemoms.htm
Single Parent - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
While many view single parents as being a modern phenomenon the percentage of For instance in 1900 13% of Canadian families were single parent ones,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_parent

Extractions: See How to Edit and Style and How-to for help, or this article's talk page A single parent is a parent with one or more children , who is neither married , nor living together with his or her partners. Among divorced parents, courts have made single mothers more common than single fathers . The definition of single parents may vary according to local laws of nations or provinces. But in typical cases, a woman may be a single parent after divorce , after giving birth to or adopting a child outside marriage , or after the father has died. A man may be a single parent after the mother has died or after divorce. Sometimes a mother, avoiding parental responsibilities, gives birth to a child and exits the domestic scene, leaving the father to raise the child alone. Some single mothers may have chosen to be so voluntarily through intentionally getting pregnant ,adopting a child or through causing a seperation (divorce if married) from the father. Others may become a single mother due to reasons beyond thier control such as unintentional pregnancy, a seperation initiated by the father or death of the father. Some of these situations can also cause single fathers though as stated these are far less common. Financial problems or other social circumstances often play a role. In some countries (including the US and the UK) teenage single mothers have become a serious social issue (see also
Being A Single Parent
Although single parents often feel isolated, the number of single parent This Life Advice® pamphlet about Being a single Parent was produced by the
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Being A Single Parent
single parents don t have to concern themselves with a spouse s needs or schedule. single parent families become more interdependent, finding that working
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Extractions: A single parent may have the flexibility to spend more time with his or her children without the demands of another adult. Single parents don't have to concern themselves with a spouse's needs or schedule. Single parent families become more interdependent, finding that working together helps solve problems. Because single parents rely heavily on the voluntary cooperation of their children, it is a good idea to involve them with the decision-making and problem-solving processes. Young people tend to feel more needed and valued as contributing members of the household and are more likely to carry out decisions they played a part in making. In single-parent families, each child's help and cooperation is needed on a daily basis. Single parenting presents challenges that often require new skills and further education. Single parents may discover new strengths they didn't know they had as they take on new responsibilities. Single-parent families can provide support to each other. Groups can be a valuable resource for activities, sharing, personal growth and new relationships.
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single parents experience grief too. One of the biggest sources of their single parents seem to never have enough time (or money) to fulfill all the
http://parentingtoolbox.com/single.html
Single Parent Support Groups And Information On The Web
Jill is a single parent who s obviously done her homework. Beverly is a single parent from Texas who compiled this list of nineteen links when she was
http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/fc/fcwebwal.htm

Extractions: The United States is home to approximately fifteen and a half million single parents, according to the Single Parents Association, and they are on the lookout both for information to improve their lives and for someone who understands their situation: dealing with children, bills, child support, custody hassles, and friends' reactions to their new single status. A multitude of sites on the Internet provide general information from organizations and "been-there, done-that" support from other single parents. This group is generally acknowledged to be the granddaddy of support groups, mainly catering to divorced men and women when it first began in the late 1950s. Theirs is an attractive, simple site, set up for both browsers that read tables and those that don't, and providing PWP members with a restricted chat group. However, there is a resource center open to all, as well as a directory of local chapters and a search device to help anyone find a chapter nearby. A listing of local and international PWP events helps make it easy for people to find out how they can get involved.
Lair In The Hills Would Easily Fit 2 - Los Angeles Times
The 37year-old Berry, who is single, may follow in the footsteps of The five-bedroom Bel-Air home he bought for his parents 24 years ago is also still
http://www.latimes.com/classified/realestate/news/la-re-hotprop31jul31,0,862684.
Virtual Hospital: Health Prose: Single Parents
Health Prose A OneMinute Update for Your Health about single Parents.
http://www.vh.org/adult/patient/familymedicine/prose/singleparents.html

Extractions: Peer Review Status: Internally Peer Reviewed The kids are running around the house. The phone is ringing. You are trying to do ten things at once and it just isn't working! You're going crazy. What do you do? Yell for your spouse? Not if you're a single parent. Right now there's no help, no advice and no support. With those odds stacked against a single parent, the result might be "role overload," says Janice Denehy, a retired professor in the University of Iowa College of Nursing. "Energy crises" are an occupational hazard for all parents when dealing with their children. But acting as both mother and father puts undue stress on single parents, Denehy says, and they may eventually "pull back in exhaustion, unable to manage it all." Statistics show there is a growing phenomenon of one-parent families, nearly 90 percent of which are headed by single mothers, she says. As they struggle to provide for their children, single parents may neglect their own needs, Denehy says, and their physical and mental health can slide away. Single parents are often plagued by depression, low self-esteem and, as a by-product of their scrambling to survive, poor health. "The personal needs of your family cannot be met if your own needs aren't being met," Denehy says. Conditions in single parent households can jeopardize elements of the family atmosphere such as love, trust, support, and encouragement, she says. "How can single parents transmit values if they're tired after working all day and the children have been in day care? If parents are struggling and suffering, it will affect the children's attitudes."
HON - News : Kids In Single-Parent Homes Have Worse Health
singleparent households are becoming an increasingly common feature of modern The US Census Bureau reports that there were 12 million single-parent
http://www.hon.ch/News/HSN/511438.html

Extractions: HealthScoutNews Reporter FRIDAY, Jan. 24 (HealthScoutNews) Two parents are better than one when it comes to the health of their children, says a new Swedish study. According to a report in the Jan. 25 issue of The Lancet , children who are raised in households with only one parent are more likely to suffer health problems, such as mental illness and suicide risk, than children raised by two parents. Other experts, however, find the study to be overly simplistic, lumping all one-parent households into the same category. "Divorce research stopped considering divorce to be all the same in the early 1970s," says Arnold Stolberg, a professor of psychology and director of doctoral training in clinical child psychiatry at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. "They're not looking at subtleties within the home: How often did the child have to change schools? Did you lose your peer group? Could you not be on the basketball team anymore?" Single-parent households are becoming an increasingly common feature of modern life. According to background information in the study, in 1999, one-quarter of all Swedish 17-year-olds had experienced their parents' separation.
A Message From A Fellow Single Parent
My name is Patricia Bartik and I am a single parent of one son age 15. I became a single parent because I was young, naive and was a victim of domestic
http://www.co.suffolk.ny.us/webtemp3.cfm?dept=31&id=1892
Marriage, Single Parents, Siblings - For Parents Kids
Diabetes information for pertaining to marriages, single parents siblings from the American Diabetes Association.
http://www.diabetes.org/for-parents-and-kids/living-with-diabetes/marriage-singl
Gingerbread
Gingerbread is the leading support organisation for lone parent families in England and Wales, UK. Are you interested in speaking out for lone parents?
http://www.gingerbread.org.uk/

Extractions: You are in: Home document.write(idead[rand(idead.length)]) advice and information You can now sign-up on-line and join Gingerbread's community click here Join up as a Gingerbread volunteer , running events for other lone parent families. New discounts for members New local self-help group support at Gingerbread's National Office about us news information and advice get involved ... media centre Site by Grifnett Gingerbread Registered Charity No. 282512

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