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		<title>Single Parent Dating 101</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is often a daunting prospect to look at dating as a single parent when you have been married or in a long term relationship. Frequently, feelings of fear, anxiety, and depression can overwhelm the desire to find another partner. Often with time, however, the pain and confusion over the breakup gives way to a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is often a daunting prospect to look at dating as a single parent when you have been married or in a long term relationship. Frequently, feelings of fear, anxiety, and depression can overwhelm the desire to find another partner. Often with time, however, the pain and confusion over the breakup gives way to a craving for companionship. By keeping these single parent dating tips in mind, you will be on your way to a healthy, happy relationship.</p>
<p><strong>Seek Companionship</strong></p>
<p>Humans, by their very nature, have the innate desire to love and be loved. Although there are many different definitions of love, it is important that you not only think of yourself and your desires, but that you consider the needs and wants of your children, as well.</p>
<p>As a person begins to heal from a bad past relationship, the desire to have human contact and interaction grows. You need to allow yourself to feel the desire to change your image and look for a potential mate. Often a new hair cut or style, new clothes, or even a good clean out of your home can mentally prepare you for wanting to interact with the opposite sex once again.</p>
<p>Even though the need for love and companionship is strong, make sure that you are looking at single parent dating through clear eyes. While you are looking for someone that you can bond with, you are no longer the free spirit that you may have been prior to having children. You cannot slip away for a weekend getaway, or spend the night at your lover’s house with your children waiting anxiously at home. You have the responsibility to keep your children feeling safe and comfortable, while balancing your needs and desire for a close relationship.</p>
<p><strong>Prepare Yourself for Rejection</strong></p>
<p>As much as we would all love to think that we are the perfect mate, it is absolutely certain that you are going to meet people that don’t want to pursue a relationship. Rejection is a natural part of the dating process. If you take the time to think back to your last dating experience (before the one that has left you single), you will probably remember that you did not hit the ball out of the park with the first person. In fact, you would have been considered lucky to have had a ball to hit.</p>
<p>It can be easy to take these rejections personally. Do yourself a favor and do not over analyze these rejections. Some people get along, some don’t. Some people like sarcasm or humor, some don’t. Don’t be so eager to assume that you are the problem and that no one is going to want to be in a serious relationship with you. It takes time to get to know a person. It takes even more time to really get to like a person enough to establish friendship. Most people aren’t surrounded by hundreds of friends, which show that somewhere along the line, people didn’t like you. This can be a good thing. Be prepared, don’t be over critical.</p>
<p><strong>Look for the Positive</strong></p>
<p>Every date that you go out on won’t necessarily finish with a happy ending. Instead of picking apart the things that went wrong or the qualities that your date didn’t have, focus instead on the positive. What about your experience went well? What were some of the positive qualities that your date possessed? If you spend your time fine tuning the things that you do like in a person, you are that much closer to finding a good companion.</p>
<p><strong>Leave the Past Behind</strong></p>
<p>One of the worst things a person can do on a date is constantly talk about the ex. Although it can be difficult to find conversation starters, it is never a good idea to bring up your past relationships early on in dating. No one really wants to hear your relationship woes and the baggage that they might be gaining by pursuing you romantically.</p>
<p>This is not to say that you should never talk about the things that led to the demise of your previous relationships. In order to understand and learn from both of your pasts, you will need to talk about them in relation to the present. But save the deep, soul searching conversations for when your relationship has advanced to the point where you are considering a longer term commitment that may impact your children.</p>
<p><strong>Choose a Neutral Meeting Place</strong></p>
<p>It is outdated to assume that every first date has to begin with dinner. When starting to date as a single parent, your main objective is to build trust and comfort. Often, the pressure of dining out can seem overwhelming to a person who finds Mc Donald’s a stimulating place.</p>
<p>If an evening out seems overly daunting, choose a daytime meeting. Do not feel limited by societal norms. You can just as easily attend a matinee and eat an ice cream afterwards, than go to a late show with unknown expectations a little later. Choose a place that you feel comfortable. If you would rather meet the individual there, suggest it. There is no rule that says that you have to drive in one car on the date.</p>
<p>If you and your date both like to be outside, plan to meet at a park or botanical garden. If you both find museums fascinating, arrange to go to one of the local showings. Your activity is only limited by your imagination. Make the time you spend together enjoyable by doing something that you both find pleasant. That way, even if you don’t hit it off personally, you can truly say you had a nice time.</p>
<p><strong>Be Honest</strong></p>
<p>As a single parent who is dating, it is only right to let the person you are seeing know that you have children. There is nothing worse than hiding the fact that you are a single parent. With divorces and separations so common in society today, being truthful is not the death sentence it once was.</p>
<p>Many men and women are completely open to dating a single parent. In fact, because of the prevalence of divorce in society, it is often difficult to date someone who doesn’t have children from a past relationship. By being honest with the other person, you are immediately showing that you value their time, and yours. Why invest 6 dates on a person who later turns out to despise children? Or, how would you feel if you found out after several dates that your potential mate has 4 children all from different women or men?</p>
<p>Start off the potential relationship on the right foot. You can never go wrong with being honest about your children.</p>
<p><strong>Screen Your Dates</strong></p>
<p>Single parents must be even more careful when looking to find a relationship, than if they were alone. Although every person has a little anxiety over a new date, it should be an even larger anxiety when children are involved. No single mother or father wants to be responsible for bringing a pedophile into the home. Sadly, you can never be too careful where your children are concerned.</p>
<p>Even so, it is not necessary to fingerprint your date when they come to your door. There are thousands of Internet sites that will perform a criminal and civil background check on a person for a reasonable fee. With basic information such as the full name, address, and phone number, a local search can be done within seconds. There are certainly sites that can go into more detail, but if you are simply trying to ensure that your date is not a registered sex offender, this is the way to go.</p>
<p>Whether or not you choose to inform this perosn that you have checked them out is up to you. Often, this type of information is not shared on the first date, but if the relationship continues it should be broached. This goes back to the honesty section above.</p>
<p><strong>Setting Parameters</strong></p>
<p>With children inside your home, it is absolutely necessary to set boundaries for your relationship. Most single parents were at one time sexually active. Although this is obviously a personal choice, it is a good idea to talk about what is acceptable or unacceptable behavior with regard to your children.</p>
<p>If you are dealing with an ex-spouse, it is even more critical to have clearly established guidelines. You probably don’t want your children to go visit their other parent and talk about how “mommy’s boyfriend” or “daddy’s girlfriend” wanders around the house half clothed.</p>
<p>Although this can be an uncomfortable topic to bring up with a potential mate, it is one that will pay off. By having clearly established expectations, it can prevent hurt feelings and/or misunderstandings in the future. Consider discussing things as simple as your feelings about disciplining your children, household routines, and established family traditions. The more that you lay out early on in the relationship; the less likely there will be major conflict down the road.</p>
<p><strong>Begin with the End in Mind</strong></p>
<p>Even though you are a newly singled parent and your children are highly important, remember that it is you who is looking for companionship. Through trial and error you will begin to establish a new set of relationship criteria.</p>
<p>Take this opportunity to enjoy the world of dating. There are hundreds of men and women who are looking for a companion to share their time with. Give yourself the gift of taking your time to get to know what you are looking for in a mate. There is no reason to rush into any relationship. Take your time and give yourself the chance to be picky. You have just come out of a relationship that didn’t work. Reflect on the characteristics that you really want in a person.</p>
<p>More than anything be open to the unexpected. Despite the best laid plans, life happens. Enjoy unforeseen opportunities without over analyzing every facet of the experience. Dating as a single parent can be an exhilarating and exciting experience. You are no longer the young, innocent, naïve person you once were. You can go onto the single parent dating scene wiser, more experienced, and ready to find life and love on your own terms.</p>
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		<title>Single Parenting and Dating: How to do it</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many single parents wonder if they will ever be able to start dating again. With time being such a precious commodity, it often appears as though you cannot fit another single activity into your busy schedule. With the schedules of the children, the babysitters, the school events, the athletic events, and a variety of other [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many single parents wonder if they will ever be able to start dating again. With time being such a precious commodity, it often appears as though you cannot fit another single activity into your busy schedule. With the schedules of the children, the babysitters, the school events, the athletic events, and a variety of other consumers of time, the major concern for single parenthood is how do you begin to date again?</p>
<p><strong>Family Events</strong></p>
<p>Single moms and dads often overlook the fact that they are immersed in family activities all the time. Surely there are other single parents looking to date at a youth soccer game or ballet practice.</p>
<p>Using the time that you already have allotted for your children can be the equivalent of getting two birds with one stone. It’s even possible that the single parent of your choice has a child that is already friends with yours. Capitalize on using your time wisely when having to be at family events to begin with.</p>
<p><strong>Physical Activity</strong></p>
<p>Most adults incorporate some form of fitness into their schedule for themselves. If you already carve out an hour or so several times a week, why not look around your activity source for an available companion?</p>
<p>By looking for a potential date in an area of exercise, you immediately know that you have at least one thing in common. Strike up conversation with people while you are working out. You will never know if someone is available if you don’t make the effort to communicate. Although it may seem awkward at first, you just may find a person or two that you enjoy talking to.</p>
<p><strong>Lunches</strong></p>
<p>Everyone has to eat. Once again you can squeeze in some social time for yourself by meeting a person for lunch instead of dinner. Since most people can get away for at least one lunch a week, it is a perfect time to have short conversations that do not put a lot of pressure on you or your date.</p>
<p>Lunch is always seen as more casual, so meeting someone at the local taco bar is much less threatening than trying to arrange a sit down dinner date. Often, your children are in school, so there is no need to worry or be concerned about their welfare. This allows you the opportunity to devote your lunch date to the other person, and not have your mind engaged elsewhere.</p>
<p>Single parenthood can bring about a large amount of stress when dealing with time. By making the best use of your time, you will be able to enjoy the possibility of dating and getting to know someone new. While children are the nuts and bolts of your life, a single parent must set aside time to bond with others.</p>
<p>Once you have opened your eyes to the options already built into your daily or weekly schedule, you will find that meeting new people is not nearly as difficult as you might have thought. It is completely possible to be a single parent who dates.</p>
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		<title>Single Parent Dating Services</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Often single parents find themselves in an awkward situation. How do they find someone to date, if they have children to take care of at home? This can be easily remedied by using a single parent dating service. A single mom or dad does not have to go ‘clubbing’ in order to find a companion. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Often single parents find themselves in an awkward situation. How do they find someone to date, if they have children to take care of at home? This can be easily remedied by using a single parent dating service.</p>
<p>A single mom or dad does not have to go ‘clubbing’ in order to find a companion. Gone are the days of traditionally having to meet someone at work or church. With the booming dating services industry, often finding a date is as simple as a “click” on your home computer, if you do not want to go to the traditional brick and mortar locations.</p>
<p>Using the Internet can provide a single parent with hundreds of options to dating services. Although a single dad could certainly use a mega-site, such as Match.com, those sites are not tailored to single parents with children. Instead, open your web browser and type in the words “single parent dating service.” Within seconds, dating options for single parents appear. Of course, if you prefer the physical interaction with the dating service, you can always make an appointment to meet with a dating specialist.</p>
<p>There are several advantages to using dating services that cater to single parents of children. First, if a person is using that particular website, they already know that you must have at least one child. This can take away some of the nervousness of a first date when it becomes necessary to tell your date about your children. Secondly, many of the single parent dating websites allows you to sign up for free. This gives you the chance to peruse the site and see how it works, without having to pay for anything up front. Often, it is free to browse their biographies of the men and women, but you will have to pay for their services if you want to contact any of the available matches. This is true for both web-based and physical locations.</p>
<p>A third advantage is that these dating services pre-screen the possible matches for you. By filling out a detailed form about yourself, your likes, dislikes, hobbies, career, etc., the dating service pre-matches you based on your preferences. You are also given the opportunity to describe the type of person you would like to date. If you do not date anyone who smokes, does drugs, or drinks alcohol, then you can list this on your survey. However, be aware that the dating service cannot guarantee that a person has not lied on their biography.</p>
<p>Most dating service businesses, whether physical or virtual, do their best to verify the statements of their clients. It is in their best interest to have happy, successful clients that will talk about their wonderful service. Even so, the most diligent service providers do have people who get past their screening. While this is often the exception to the rule, keep it in mind as you begin to meet your matches. Your personal experiences and questioning will often que you to the real person.</p>
<p>Enjoy your new status as a single dating parent. Take the time to use a dating service that takes some of the fear and anxiety out of the situation. By being open to new ideas and new experiences, you just may find that single parent with children that you have been looking for.</p>
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		<title>Dating for Single Mothers: A Guide</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Being a single mother in the 21st century is full of pitfalls. Many women believe that they are too old to date, too ugly, too fat, or too “motherly”. While each of these categories has its own cliché’, being a single mother who is dating is not that strange anymore. Single mothers are known to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Being a single mother in the 21<sup>st</sup> century is full of pitfalls. Many women believe that they are too old to date, too ugly, too fat, or too “motherly”. While each of these categories has its own cliché’, being a single mother who is dating is not that strange anymore.</p>
<p>Single mothers are known to men as a type of ‘Holy Grail.’ There are rules and expectations that men tend to follow when dating a single mom. However, not every available guy is a good guy. Just as many men have an unwritten code regarding dating single mothers, a single mother needs a guide for dating single men.</p>
<p><strong>Preparation is Key</strong></p>
<p>As old fashioned as it sounds, a single mother needs to plan her work and work her plan. When you are preparing to go out on a date, prepare a checklist of things that you need to get done. Basics such as emergency phone numbers, dinner for the babysitter and kids, bedtimes, and household rules are always important, but don’t forget a checklist for yourself as well.</p>
<p>Consider what you are going to wear. Being a single mother does not have to mean you are dead, but think carefully about what you want your dress to say about you. If you and your date are going to the movies and out for coffee afterward, do you really need to wear the slinky, black dress with stiletto heels? It may have been a while since you were interested in a man, but it might not be appropriate on the first date to give the perception that you are a sex kitten.</p>
<p><strong>Be Truthful</strong></p>
<p>As tempting as it may be to color you in a different light, being truthful with a date is the only way to go. Everyone has been caught in small white lies before. Most men will be forgiving of slight ‘embellishments’ that are told. However, no man wants to be out-and-out lied to.</p>
<p>If your date does not know that you are a single mother, it is imperative to let him know as quickly as possible. It’s archaic to think that a man will simply refuse to see you if you have children. With the divorce rates over 50%, even a man who’s bad at math can figure he is going to end up dating a single mom.</p>
<p>Being truthful, though, does not mean that you have to bowl him over. You can give him the facts without talking about your kids the remainder of the night. A date is about getting to know one another, not getting to know the kids.</p>
<p><strong>Don’t Dwell on the Ex</strong></p>
<p>As simple as this sounds, many first dates never get out of the gate because of this. No one, male or female wants to hear the sordid details of your past relationships. If you cannot enjoy a date without mentioning your ex over and over, you may need to wait.</p>
<p>Dating for single mothers does not have to be difficult. Once you are ready to begin dating, ensure that you have a plan and that you follow it. Being organized, truthful, and emotionally healthy are qualities that most single men cannot resist.</p>
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		<title>Can You Really Find Love as a Single Parent?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Homework, carpools, and after school activities dominate the lives of single parents. Frequently, the single mom or single dad has very little time between work and family to dedicate much time to the idea of dating again. Many single parents ask themselves, “Can I really find love as a single parent?”</p>
<p>In short, the answer is of course. However, it is never as simple as saying those two words. In order to open up to dating and the possibility of finding love, a few things must be dealt with first.</p>
<p><strong>Letting Go of the Past</strong></p>
<p>Any good counselor will tell a newly singled parent, that before looking to the future, the past must be addressed. If your spouse was cheating on you, then it is obvious that you may have trust issues with the next relationship. It is important to go through the steps necessary to be able to forge ahead. If you are single due to the loss of a spouse to death, there are definite steps that grief follows. Give yourself time to go through the hurt, sadness, anger, and loss before looking for love with someone new.</p>
<p><strong>Meeting Someone New</strong></p>
<p>Often when a single parent becomes ready to date, they find themselves at a loss as to where to start. Finding the new Mr. or Ms. Right could happen anywhere. The key is to allow yourself to focus on things that you enjoy, not just what your children enjoy.</p>
<p>If you love running, then tie on your shoes and go to a park. If you like to rock climb, find a local gym that offers a training wall. By getting out of your house and dedicating time to renew yourself, become open to possibilities.</p>
<p>Once you are out of the house and socializing more, make sure you have a plan on what you will say if you actually meet someone you are interested in.</p>
<p><strong>Give Your Date Your Full Attention</strong></p>
<p>No matter how much a single parent tries, their mind is always going back to the kids at home. Do your best to be fair to your date. It is obvious when a person is not cued in to a conversation. Assure yourself that the kids are fine, the babysitter is reliable, and your cell phone is on vibrate. Invest yourself in the date.   There is no need to feel guilty about enjoying spending time with another adult.</p>
<p><strong>Be Open to Love</strong></p>
<p>No matter how difficult it may seem initially, dating and relationships are possible as a single parent. Many times single parents talk themselves out of beginning a relationship due to their dedication to their children. While this can be considered honorable, no one else is going to take care of you better than you.</p>
<p>With companionship frequently comes happiness. What child can not benefit from having a happier single mom or single dad? Most children want to see their parents happy. Since it is certainly not appropriate to use your children as a sounding board, you have to allow yourself the chance to fail and to succeed. You really can find love as a single parent.</p>
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		<title>The Best Single Parent Dating Websites</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most single parents today are computer savvy. This means that dating websites are seeing an explosion in the number of single parents that are looking to establish a connection with someone new. Computer literate or not, the most challenging aspect of finding love online is figuring out which websites offer the best service. While looking [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Most single parents today are computer savvy. This means that dating websites are seeing an explosion in the number of single parents that are looking to establish a connection with someone new. Computer literate or not, the most challenging aspect of finding love online is figuring out which websites offer the best service.</p>
<p>While looking at a variety of single parent websites, there were definite differences in their marketing approaches. By looking at the top 4 single parent dating websites, you will hopefully gain valuable information for making an informed decision.</p>
<p><strong>Single Parent Love.Com</strong></p>
<p>This website provided answers to immediate questions as soon as its webpage loaded. It immediately stated that it was free to enroll, and it showed photos of attractive men and women who are members. The navigation was easy, as it had a navigation bar at the top of the page, and the layout was simple.</p>
<p>Finding information about enrollment was quite easy, as well. This site has a tiered membership program. Basically, the first tier, called standard membership, is free. It is the most basic of the plans and provides you the opportunity to get your feet wet without granting too many privileges. The higher up the membership scale you go, the more perks you receive- including unlimited contact and access to the full menu of members.</p>
<p>Although user friendly, the testimonials were older and there were a large number of what appeared to be “mail order” type relationships.</p>
<p><strong>Parent Fishing.Com</strong></p>
<p>Just look at the name. Beyond that, the website hosted a plethora of other “fishing” sites that you were able to access once you registered. The site was poorly constructed and appeared cheap in design. On top of those issues, there was no place to preview the site or read testimonials.</p>
<p><strong>Single Parent Match.Com</strong></p>
<p>The home page on this website shows a picture of a man, woman, and several children. Just this image made a big impression. This site was very easy to navigate and offered a large amount of specific information, including an FAQ page.</p>
<p>Although the site provides good information, including the fact that they verify the identity of their members, it is not clear if there is a tiered membership or if there are additional costs. However, they do provide a section for blogs, dating questions, and dating tips. The testimonials on this website were positive and this company has been in business for over 9 years.</p>
<p><strong>Single Parent Meet.Com</strong></p>
<p>Of the top 4 single parent dating websites, I found this one to be the most comprehensive. The website is attractive, although I thought the attractive blond woman with the pretty blond child might be a little much.</p>
<p>When trying to peruse the site, it was a little difficult to locate the navigation bar, which is at the bottom in small print. However, the amount of information provided to a potential client up front was exceptional. The site had good resources for single moms and single dads alike. Each single parent client is given information about safety while dating, good dating tips, and information from known psychologists about how to date when you have children.</p>
<p>Although each of the single parent dating websites had good reviews, it is important as you begin your own journey to do your own research. There are many websites that are smaller and less known that might have exactly what you are looking for.</p>
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