As a single parent, you're in charge of everything. From getting dinner on the table every night to keeping your children safe and healthy, you're responsible for it all. But there are ways to make it easier on yourself—and on your children—without sacrificing quality time or allowing yourself to get overwhelmed. Here are some tips for you.
Author: Dr. Cassandra Hawkins
Dr. Cassandra Hawkins is a higher education professional, whose research interests include student pedagogy, American literature, agriculture policy, rural policy, socially disadvantaged farmers and ranchers, and food insecurity in Mississippi.
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