Single Parents and Work
The average single parent has to work. They don’t have the option to be a stay at home parent, as much as some of them would like to be. This means that they have to get a job just to pay for things like food, shelter, clothing and, once employed, child care. Some single parents receive child support to help pay for the basics, and some get extra, to help pay for childcare, some don’t. It honestly doesn’t matter whether or not they get it, because in most cases, it’s not enough to live off of without still having to … Continue reading