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Indulging in such activities will strengthen your bond and take your Childs mind off the fact that the mother is not in the picture.

You are not alone when you are single; you still have family and good friends.

If your child has other caregivers, talk to them about how you expect your child to be disciplined.

Have fun with your child and spend quality time together. Make a trip to the science centre, take a walk in the park or go watch a movie.

Make sure that your child gets the help and support he needs to deal with difficult emotions.

Answer questions honestly: Inevitably, questions will come up about the changes in your family, or about the absence of one parent.

Do not build a checklist and shut the door to everyone other than the ones that fit your idea of a perfect man.

You cannot force the other parent to take out time for the child. Those are the other parents issues and not yours.

Do not believe you are flawed or negatively different if you do not have a partner.

Maintain a daily routine: A consistent routine will help your child feel more secure and help you feel more organized.

Look your best, dress your best, and feel your best. You never know when you may bump into your dream guy.