Single Parents: Raising a Child Alone, and its Disadvantages

Having a child is a blessing, it's such an honor to witness a child growing up, seeing their smiles and their gesture, but it could be a great challenge for a single parent to raise a child alone, the time you have is just never enough to do all the things you want to do and get done. I witnessed the struggle of those who are raising their kids alone, oh how hard it must be, but single parents knew that they need to keep going so they can survive.

At some point, other people may judge them for what had happened to them, people might tell them that they're such a disgrace to their parents for having a child without a father or mother, though this hits big time to those women who have been a single parent, most of the time they were judged, and sometimes they're being degraded for that which kinda sad and unfair.

I see to it a learning experience for some, as none of us human beings are perfect, we are human beings that longs for love, longs for affection, that desires of wanting someone to love us and someone to spend time with day and night. Often times women made mistake on this part, as well as men, however it is women that suffers a lot because then when they get pregnant they have to carry the baby for 9 months, breastfeed them and if they are single they have to work while raising their child, it must be the hardest part of parenting, especially when you are a single parent.

I salute all single parents for being brave, and they shouldn't be judge for the consequences of their actions, they're just human beings, we all made mistake in life, we're all humans.

Disadvantages

While it is possible for parents to raise a child alone, and give them a bright future, there's a lot of disadvantages as well when it comes to this matter, but depending on how the child was raised. Perhaps the time management, the time you should have spent with the child will not be enough, as you would have to be at work as much as possible to be able to support the child not unless you're working from home, then watching your child growing up and spending quality time with them might be possible.