The number of single mothers has been gradually growing for a variety of reasons, including giving birth outside of marriage, breakup, divorce, annulment, the death of a partner, or simply because some women want to have a child and remain single. The study looked at single mothers' experiences raising their children. As a result, the study's aim is to find out how single mothers deal with their circumstances in order to provide a better life for their children and themselves. The researchers used qualitative analysis methods in their study. What are the lived experiences of single mothers in child-rearing activities, to begin with? The results of the study revealed that financial difficulties (struggles to meet the basic needs of the children/family) and isolation, which is the most prevalent feeling among single mothers, are common problems and experiences of being a single mother. Faith, family and community support, and their work all play important roles in dealing with their condition and ensuring their survival. It made them feel good about themselves, and it gave them the confidence to raise their children as single mothers. The study also indicates that single mothers and their children need to be acknowledged, and that government and social work groups should intervene to help them cope with the physical, psychological, and emotional challenges of single parenthood.
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