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[quote=Anonymous]Definitely try meet ups or other ways to meet single parents. There will be times when you really need a break (all parents feel this way from time to time). You need to have a good friend or relative who can take the child when you are about to blow or at your wits end. On a positive note, there are things that are easier with a father that is not involved with the child. You will be able to make almost all the important decisions on your own. You don't have to leave your child in the care of the father and worry about whether he is taking care of the child in a way that you would feel comfortable with. You can parent the way you want to. You are the only providing discipline, so you don't have to worry about someone undermining your parenting skills. Remember, though, it is better for your daughter to know her father. Even if he isn't around much, it is worth trying to maintain a healthy and civil relationship with him (for the sake of your daughter). He may never step up to the plate, but he might mature, grow up, and become a better father. It is really rough until the child is in school full time, but you can do this! Single parenting is not for the faint of heart, but those who do it well are heroes. I would absolutely hire a single parent who has their sh*t together. These women (and men) can do anything they set their mind to. Much love to you.[/quote]
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