Analysis
From experience, I can tell you that the household of a single parent …show more content…
At times it may be easier making decisions alone, but on the other hand, it could definitely be considered very difficult when needing someone else’s support or advice. Usually single parents don not have enough time to complete household tasks on their own, so such is learned at an early age for some children. This in turn allows children to feel more needed and valued while engaging in problem solving and decision-making. Although it is healthy to live in a home with happily married parents, we cannot consider single-parent households a disaster. It is better for a child to be raised by only one parent in an atmosphere of love and care, rather than experiencing constant conflict between their parents. Typically, single parents are mothers. The problem with this is that women have lower paying jobs. Financially, this makes it hard for a mother to stabilize her household. On the positive side, not as much food, water, or electricity are required when lacking the male parent. Overall, we can conclude that the most common problems faced in single parenting is the lack of