Growing Up With a Single Parent: What Hurts, What Helps
This book explores the effects of single parenthood on children's growth, identifying what elements can cause harm and what provides support. Drawing from expert analysis, it offers valuable perspectives on family challenges and strengths in single-parent homes.
About This Book
Growing Up With a Single Parent delves into the experiences of children raised in single-parent households. It addresses the key elements that can impact their development.
The book analyzes what aspects of single parenting may pose difficulties for children. It also highlights supportive factors that can promote positive outcomes.
Authored by Sara McLanahan, this work provides insights based on research into family dynamics. It offers a balanced view on the influences of single parenthood.
Readers gain understanding of the complexities involved in such family structures. The discussion aims to inform parents, educators, and policymakers.
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