Newly single mom

I've just passed the 7th month mark of being a single mom. If you've been following my blog for a while, you know that my story is a little different then most single moms you may now. I became a single mom after leaving an unhealthy marriage when my son Aimery was 14 months old. You can read more about that journey in this post. As the months go by, it gets easier being a single parent. In fact, it's starting to feel like the norm! Since I wrote an update on everything I've learned…

Being a newly single mom who just got divorced isn't easy. But, it's possible to create love and happiness with your children in the midst of a broken heart, so you can move on with your life after divorce. Here's how.

A comprehensive guide for single moms and dads on financial planning and saving!

Your divorce settlement agreement should include your co-parenting plan, division of assets, your house (if you can afford it), and other key considerations.

How to Survive financially as a single mom can seem really tough at first. But you can learn how to thrive on just one income while still being the best parent you can be to your kids. How Do Single Moms Survive Financially? The fear of surviving financially as a single mom is probably what kept me

Being a single mom is awesome. We asked our readers why they thought so, and we have inspiring reasons your sisters believe this to be true.

❕What does “married single mom” mean? As a married single mom, you handle the majority (if not all) of the mental load— scheduling and attending doctor’s appointments for everyone, groceries and meal prep, cleaning, planning family outings, buying all the gifts, setting up play dates, reminding your partner about what he said he’d take care of but forgot—while your partner remained hands-off. 🚩 Becoming an actual single mom has its challenges, no doubt. ✨But there’s one major perk: you no…