Being a Single Parent

Deciding to become a single parent means making a life-long commitment to your baby. Of all your options, single parenthood is probably the one that requires the most lifestyle changes on your part. There are many things to consider when you are thinking of becoming a single parent:

• Financial resources
• Your support system (family and friends)
• Childcare
• Your career and education
• Living space and conditions
• Your relationship with the baby’s father
• Your emotional stability
• Your physical health

There are many more factors that affect your readiness to choose single parenthood. It is important to consider the environment into which you will be bringing your baby. Ask yourself, “Is this what I want for my child?” If not, is there a better alternative?

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