From the article: Reasons to be Proud of Raising Your Children as a Single Parent
As a single parent, you may feel like you don't have many opportunities to "brag" about your kids, or you may have been taught from a young age that bragging is rude. Well guess what? It's not. Saying "out loud" what you're most proud of about your own personal development since beginning this journey, or specifically about your kids' growth and maturity, will help you to realize what an awesome job you are doing as a single parent. Share Your Story
I Wrote a Book!
- I recently wrote a book dedicated to all single parent families. It's written from the perspective of a child growing up in a one-parent situation, and the ending is really amazing. I'm really proud of it, and I hope it encourages a lot of families.
- —Guest carlos
Skipped a WHOLE grade
- My seven year old skipped 2nd grade. He is also recognized as "gifted and talented". This makes me so proud because he doesn't fit the stereotype of "poverty stricken" or "raised in a single parent home". Out of my 6 children, the three in school are high honors and all tested to be above average!
- —Guest Kathy
My Daughter Was Appointed to West Point!
- My 17-year-old daughter was recently appointed to West Point Military Academy, and her oldest sister will soon graduate from the best cosmetology school in the country! It pays to extend only positive energy to our kids, even in the most difficult divorces. I have found that I am at peace when I take only those actions that will improve the quality of my life and my children's lives. I will continue to encourage all of my five children to "serve where their bliss meets the worlds' needs."
- —Guest caroline-rice@bethe.edu
We're Proud of Our Book!
- My 7 year old daughter and I authored our first book, titled If I had a Daddy. We are both proud of having the courage to try and get it published, and I am proud that I did it with my daughter! We are finishing up our second book, now, and have planned a total of 5! We are very proud of each other and our accomplishment.
- —Guest Mary Sullivan
