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Financial strain: It can be difficult to provide for a family on a single income. Single mothers may have to work longer hours or multiple jobs to make ends meet.
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Lack of support: Single mothers may not have the same level of support as mothers who have a partner to share the parenting responsibilities with. This can lead to feelings of isolation and overwhelm.
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Limited time: Single mothers may struggle to find time for themselves and their own needs due to the demands of parenting and work.
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Stress and burnout: Single mothers may experience high levels of stress and fatigue due to the demands of managing all aspects of their family’s life on their own.
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Difficulty navigating complex systems: Single mothers may struggle to navigate complex systems such as legal, financial, and healthcare systems on their own.
Despite these challenges, many single mothers are able to find fulfillment and joy in their roles.
It can be helpful to seek support from friends, family, and community resources to help manage the challenges of single motherhood.
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