Single Parent Leadership: Be the Best Single Mom to Your Son

By CAMILLE HILL

Single mothers often neglect their own well-being for the sake of their children. This may be detrimental to her physical and emotional well-being. The end result may be that she won't be able to take good care of the very children for whom she is sacrificing. Single mothers should not forsake their own hobbies and make sure they keep aside time to relax.
We sometimes hear frightening stories about children of single parents going astray and taking to drugs and crime, but this doesn't necessarily hold true. Work towards helping your child grow holistically and become your child's confidant.
This book would aid with sufficient information, on how you can be that perfect and never relenting single mother, raising a strong son.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Daniel Elisha
• Release date: Nov 25, 2020
• ISBN: 9782749307350

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CAMILLE HILL

Copyright ©

Published by Camille Hill

© 2020 United States

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Dedication

Idedicate this book to all single mothers. I acknowledge your efforts and I know you will stand tall.

Introduction

Asingle mother must know what her son needs so that he has the opportunity and is able to develop successfully. Men from such households rarely open up about their experiences so it's impossible to know what they need and how they are feeling.

Many single mothers don't have the time or simply don't understand what their sons need from them. And men who come from such households have daddy issues, like they often claim women who are raised without a father have.

There isn't enough energy being directed towards this issue and this bothers me and has always bothered me. There are young men being raised by their mother, the male figure is absent.

And if you think about this, without his father your son was only getting half of his development. He's only receiving half of what he needs in order to be successful he must see and be taught how to love, provide for and lead a family because one day that young man is going to have a family of his own and he'll have no clue how to lead them and what they need from him.

His children then will grow having not received what is needed for them to develop successfully and to be successful. Your son will be forced to learn on his own and this isn't fair because it wasn't his choice to be born.

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