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Solo parent free webinar on Tuesday 24th March
Hi, A good friend of mine shared this webinar with me and as it's free I'm planning to join on Tuesday evening. Just thought I'd share it, incase anyone else might find this useful / interesting... x
Good afternoon, I am hosting a free webinar on “What are the Phases of Being a Solo Parent?”
Join me on Tuesday 24th March @ 20:15 (UK Time) for a short, free webinar to discover more!
🔗 https://tr.ee/Ooxhz4iop1 📅 Tuesday 24th March 📍Zoom (Online Link)
As a solo parent myself, there is no easy way to describe the journey of solo parenthood.
However, through my lived experience and conversations with other solo parents, I have identified and developed the Phases of Being a Solo Parent, 4 key phases that encompass what life for solo parents can be like.
Whether you’re a solo parent, looking to understand their situation in more depth, or an individual seeking further understanding, I look forward to seeing you there!
Please do feel free to share as appropriate.
Raj 🩵
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How’s everyone doing?
Noticed this group isn’t very active, so thought would just reach out see how others are doing?
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How is everyone doing during the winter months?
Checking-in with all the Mums experiencing the colder months and it getting dark earlier (we're in the UK!) 🥶 How are you managing? What helps you? Have you got much help/support? Or tips on asking for help/support? Can you share what helps you....?
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Primary schools and Solo parents
Hey Mumas! Is anyone else looking for schools next year, or already done this and their kids started school? If so, how much are you saying about being a solo parent? I will need some support from school and guidance on how to navigate phonics, but I think I need them to know it's me, with one pair of hands...!
Any thoughts or suggestions on how open you've been with schools at the beginning or after kids start..?
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Good books for kid's questions..?
The first thing my 3yo son said to me after waking up this morning, was that a little girl at his nursery said he must have a daddy and he said he didn't.
I'd tried to prepare for this, but another little one challenging him wasn't something I'd thought about! Has anyone found any useful books to help their kids with this or any similar questions??
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