No one should carry the burden of housework alone, and splitting household duties is one of the best ways to get tasks done efficiently. Household chores can help establish a sense of responsibility, demonstrate the value of cooperation and perhaps provide family bonding time. Compile a list of chores and consider alternating assigned tasks. Tasks may need to be broken down into parts, and all chores should be divided equally and fairly. Time Single parents often have limited time to spend with children and must make an extra effort.
Mealtimes are good opportunities for the family to get together.
A family meal can become a cherished tradition a time everyone can depend on and look forward to. Because coordinating family members can be chaotic, it may be a good idea to set aside one meal each week for the family. When organizing your schedule, be sure to make time for what you like to do read, exercise, write letters, get a massage or take a class or workshop. You will feel much more satisfied with your life if it includes time for you. Being a single parent does not mean accomplishing everything single-handedly.