1.Insufficient income
Single mothers have only one source of income compared to couples who have two. This can lead to financial instability and limited income, especially if they have to care for their children and cannot work full-time.
2.High cost of raising children
Single mothers have to cover all the costs of raising their children on their own, including housing, food, clothing, medical expenses, education, and childcare. These expenses can be overwhelming and a significant burden for single mothers.
3.Limited safety net
While social welfare programs may provide some support for single mothers, the range of available support is limited, and government assistance can only go so far. Single mothers must learn to support themselves and their children financially before government support ends.
4.Difficulty balancing work and childcare
Single mothers need to balance work and childcare, which can be incredibly challenging, especially when their children are young. The cost of childcare is often high, and time is limited, making it difficult for them to find work.
Single mothers face many challenges and require financial, social, and emotional support to raise their children.
