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A guide on solo parent productivity
As a solo parent, there are many tasks to juggle, most of which may be your sole responsibility.
This booklet explores ways you can try to get everything you need to done when you don’t have a partner to help split the load.
This booklet covers:
- Overview of solo parent productivity
- 5 themes of solo parent productivity
- Overview of productivity techniques that can help solo parents get it all done
Only £4.00
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