Single parents are less happy than parents with a partner, according to a comprehensive analysis of global studies spanning nearly 50 years of data. With the number of solo caregivers on the rise in ...

Single parenthood has risen dramatically in the United States over time. Today, 34% of all children live in a single parent household, up from 9% in 1960. There are regrettable negative consequences ...

My friend “Andrea” was at the head of the trend toward a new kind of family. In an earlier post, “On NOT Waiting for Mr. Right,” she shared her perspective as a single woman who was five months ...

Being a single parent is undoubtedly hard. However, not all single parents are treated equally. Here are three reasons why. Being a single parent is one of the hardest jobs in the world, regardless of ...

Jeridah Andayi discusses the challenges of single parenting in the US, highlighting expensive domestic help and full ...

Throughout most of modern history, the script for parenthood has been pretty straightforward: get married, bear children, raise children, take a cruise to Aruba, die. But today's child-rearers have ...

Key Insight: Discover how universal-design child care can transform talent retention and workforce flexibility. What's at Stake: Failing to address single parent needs increases costly turnover and ...

We Brits are known for many things. Being overly polite, fond of eccentrics, and with a penchant for queuing—we endear ourselves to much of the rest of the world. But some of our societal quirks are ...

More single working fathers are trickling into the workforce and looking for ways to fit into the puzzle that is the US economy. Since 2000, the US gained around 700,000 single dads, a 44% increase, ...