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.

Are you new to single parenting? Are you referring to yourself as a single mom or a solo mom? Whether you are newly divorced, widowed or have decided to raise a child by yourself, check out this blog post if you are interested in finding out more about the difference between single parenting and solo parenting.

If you're a single mom, you're likely familiar with these single mom struggles. Are you going through the same or have you some to add?

When you feel alone in your relationship and are raising your kids alone, you're what's known as a married single mom. And though the signs you're a married single mom may not be apparent at first, you may be better off divorced if these situations sound familiar.

Getting through the first few months as a single mom can be hard! But here are some tips to help you thrive as a single mom. This is your single mom survival guide! #singlemom #singlemomsurvival #singlemomtips #divorcedmom

*author’s note: “I would like to preface this post with a few thoughts. When these words originally went live on Orlando Mom’s Blog, I received a good amount of push […]

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.

Lessons learned after one single mother got back out and successfully met the one after going through heartbreak.

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