As a single parent, I have much to feel proud of. When struggling, emotionally or physically, I forget about all the things I do each day just so my children and I will have a fruitful life.
- I'm on call 24/7.
 - I make sure the kids are up in time to get ready for school each morning.
 - I kiss every boo-boo.
 - I recognize my children as uniquely gifted and valuable individuals.
 - I tuck them in at night and make sure they're getting enough rest.
 - I plan every birthday celebration, Easter celebration, 4th of July celebration, Christmas celebration, New Year's celebration, and all the other holidays & surprises we celebrate just by being together.
 - I make breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day.
 - I help my children with their homework.
 - I have created a warm and loving home.
 - I am the one who gets up at night when they're sick.
 - I am the one who misses work to take care of them.
 - I have taught them the value of friendship.
 - I plan fun activities.
 - I am teaching them the value of hard work.
 - I am teaching them the value of money by spending carefully.
 - I help my children make good decisions on a daily basis.
 - I answer all their questions.
 - I read to them.
 - I keep an eye on how much TV they watch.
 - I am teaching them to be organized in every aspect of their lives.
 - I am teaching them the difference between "wants" and "needs."
 - I have taught them be responsible for themselves.
 - I demonstrate resilience and determination every day.
 - My children know they're loved.
 - My children love me.
 










4 cherished words:
This is an amazingly beautiful post! This is why mothering is priceless...no one could afford to pay you for all you do:).
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Thanks, Phyllis, for stopping by. There are days I have to search high and low to find the "silver lining" of being a single mother so posts like this help boost my confidence.
You go girl! You have every reason to be proud. Motherhood isn't easy and I have the utmost respect for single moms. Way to go!
Thanks, Kristen. I appreciate your kind words.
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