You should not feel guilty that you child is growing up in a single parent household and you should continue to discipline your children and to set age appropriate limits. Many single parents make the mistake of giving in to all of their child's wants in an attempt to compensate for being a single parent, and they do not set any limits. This will make your child spoiled, not happy. Many single parents, especially single mothers, begin sleeping with their children. While this is not always wrong or bad, you should think about why you are doing it before you create this habit.
Children often have a hard time giving up bedsharing after they have become used to it.
And it will not make them feel more loved or secure. During and after a divorce, it is important to protect your child from any conflict that may exist between you and your spouse. If possible, both parents should cooperate in raising their children, especially if they have joint custody. And don't speak badly of the other parent in front of your children or criticize what they do together. All rights reserved.