I have a friend who is a single mother and is struggle to make ends meet. She had a baby at a young age so she could not finish school but recently started again. She is also from Brazil living in the states with a greencard and she would love to move to Canada. Would anyone know how she could be helped if she moved to Canada? The father by the way is a loser who doesn’t want to work so she left him.
She came to study in the states because she wanted a good education for herself. She was not having a good life in Brazil. She didnt’ plan on coming here and having a baby, she made a mistake and that mistake has cost her, her life. Im just seeing if she can get help, not to get ridiculed.

Beyond the physical, and financial adjustments—how did you deal with the mental and emotional side? Especially, if you never dreamed you would be a single parent (as I’m guessing no single parent does) I am 26 y/o and 15 weeks pregnant with my first child. I have already berated myself enough as to why I would allow myself to get into this type of situation, but it is surely too late for regrets. Without sounding too full of myself, I think the hardest part for me to accept—is that I just didn’t think this would happen to a women like me. I mean, I’m not some eager teenager who was trying to get pregnant to prove my womanhood…I just made a mistake with a guy who I thought I could trust. Now that he has made it clear, that he wants nothing to do with me or the child—I feel trapped and bamboozled. I always dreamed I would be married to a man who loved me and wanted me to have his children, not some guy who hates me because I got pregnant. I just feel really angry. I have my bachelors, have been working full-time for 5 years post-college and am a very attractive woman—-now I feel I am just a statistic. How did you cope with giving up the fairy-tale? And did you feel insulted that a man could abandon you while pregnant with his child?

When you’re a single parent it’s not easy. Many parents will feel they have to make up for a lot of things in their child’s life. But that can be a huge mistake, there are single parenting tips you need to follow. You can raise a child who is happy and safe even with these tips.

Parents who try to be both parts of the mother and father in a child’s life may have a hard time with guilt. That guilt can have them making bad decisions when it comes to raising that child. You can’t buy everything for a child, and you can’t fix all their wrongs they have done.

That guilt may make you feel that you have to buy your child more things than you normally would. But that can put not only a damper on your finances but also give your child the wrong message. You shouldn’t buy things for your child because you feel bad.

All adults know this won’t happen you are only hurting your child if you do this, not helping them. Teach them that money isn’t always available and at times you can’t have what other kids have. It’s a simple lesson and one they will appreciate later in life.

If they steal something punish them the right way, make them answer to the things they have done. Don’t fight their fights for them; they need to learn what is right and what is wrong. If they need to be sent to juvenile, let them go.

There are only certain things that you need to protect your child from, people who will hurt them, is the main thing. But when you child does wrong, you need to make them realize it, and at times it can be tough. Single parents will feel they have failed, but you haven’t.

Sooner or later your teen will need to face the music for what they have done. Please do not raise a spoiled kid, because there are enough of those out there already. Spoiling will be done by buying them everything and protecting them too much.

Yes you do need to protect your child from bad things in life, child molesters or bad people. But you can’t turn them into a bad person in the process. Let them know that they need to do the right things in life.

You as a single parent can raise a good kid, so do it, and don’t let them get away with things.

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