In today’s world, fathers are getting their share of custody after divorce, and those numbers are growing. I understand it can be scary or daunting for dads, juggling work, parenting and perhaps even a social life. For all the single dads out there -- there's no doubt you are doing a great job! The most important thing you have to do is love your child, after that it's just gravy.
There are places you can go for support and Web sites to visit that are for single dads. If you have a church or synagogue, community center, or local park, they all might have or can start a single parent support group. Approximately, 62 percent of all parents are single, so your universe is wider than you think. I suggest you begin by typing in "single fathers" in a search engine, and go visit one of those sites.
There are places you can go for support and Web sites to visit that are for single dads. If you have a church or synagogue, community center, or local park, they all might have or can start a single parent support group. Approximately, 62 percent of all parents are single, so your universe is wider than you think. I suggest you begin by typing in "single fathers" in a search engine, and go visit one of those sites.
We are never given more than we can handle, and I have a feeling you are handling single fatherhood very well. Just go out there and find other single parents who you can talk to, get advice from, and be supported by. Your confidence will grow as will your parenting skills and support network. I salute you for your efforts and this wonderful journey you're on. Your child is truly blessed, and so are you to be sharing this parenting journey with so many other dads, and moms out there! read more at: http://www.divorce360.com/divorce-articles/after-divorce/parenting/making-lemonade-single-dads.aspx?artid=1198
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