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…when you’re trying to figure life out.
Everyone has a different modern struggle, and our content is here to relate to, give advice, and show that you aren’t alone in trying to navigate the difficulties of modern life.
Find our latest articles here, covering everything from lifestyle, wellbeing, relationship, and world struggles.
The struggle is real when you’re learning to co-parent
Never in a million years did I think I would be a single dad.
As my first Christmas co-parenting approaches, I can’t help thinking that this isn’t how I imagined my life to be, how things don’t always turn out the way you expect when you start a family.
We are brought up with the notion that it’s always better for children to be part of the traditional family with both parents than each alone. Because it was imprinted into me that coming from a broken home was so difficult for children growing up, I have personally really struggled with the feeling that I have failed my daughter because her mom and I are no longer together.
Mom Life Struggles - Part 1 of 41946 - Overcoming Mom Guilt to Take Care of Yourself
Many believe that as soon as you have children, that’s it, you have to give up all the fun things that you enjoyed doing before.
I adore my family, friends and having lots of social time. However, when these little humans come along who want and need you at every grasping moment, it can feel like the days of being social are over.
What people forget is that being away from your children is super important, not only for them to grow and become more independent, but also for your own mental health!