How To Raise Happy, Smart and Responsible Kids as A Single Parent: Discover The Parenting Secrets to Be a Proud and Successful Single Parent

By Clarissa Valdez

HOW TO RAISE HAPPY, SMART, AND RESPONSIBLE KIDS AS A SINGLE PARENT: Discover The Parenting Secrets to Be a Proud And Successful Single Parent

One of a single parent is the overwhelming feeling of having to take on the roles of mother and father. This feeling develops and becomes more intense when the other single parent is not taking an active role with the children.


You would probably fight this feeling in two ways more than once. Either you try to make up for that by being both a dad and a mom, or you lookout for a partner for the other role.
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None of these options work. It's easier said than done.

Single parents always bear this debt because their children are not getting the love and care they can get from the other parent. So what are you going to do? This is a very difficult situation.

Clarissa Valdez in her book titled "HOW TO RAISE HAPPY, SMART AND RESPONSIBLE KIDS AS A SINGLE PARENT" explores all that it's needed to be a success at single parenting.
Being a family and relationship coach has helped several single parents come through in their single parenting journey.

Discover the secrets to making your single parenting a success.
Get a copy to get today.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Salvage Books
• Release date: Jan 3, 2022
• ISBN: 9791220882378

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DEDICATION

This book is dedicated to my loving partner and kids for their understanding and support while writing and putting this book together.

DISCLAIMER

No part of this book should be considered legal or professional advice. Take everything I say in this book as my personal experience and opinion.

You are responsible for the actions you take by acting on the thoughts and views shared in this book.

INTRODUCTION

Single parenting is the practice of raising and parenting children without involving another adult in the process. But the reality of single parenthood differs from culture to culture.

Single parents can be the result of voluntary choice. Women who choose to have a child by artificial insemination or become pregnant out of wedlock, single people who adopt children, or whose parents are widowed, divorced, or simply abandoned by their husbands are all single parents. However, the circumstances of their single parenthood can affect their children as much, if not more, than their efforts to be a single parent.

Those who voluntarily are involved in single parenting are more likely to have planned for the cost of raising the children and had time to build the network of social and emotional support, making their single parenting a community issue.

Having a support network is even more important for single parents, not on purpose but out of necessity. Very young single parents or those with limited education and income opportunities are particularly susceptible to the stresses and strains of single parents. If an extended family is available from time to time to care for the child, it is not only easier for the children, but also the single parent.

Single parenthood is portrayed in today's media as a far cry from the reality of single parenthood for most people who experience it. Single parenthood often means financial stress, a parent who must go the extra mile to maintain strong emotional bonds and