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A guide on managing Fathers Day as a solo parent
Father’s Day has been celebrated for over a century, dedicated to honouring the contributions and importance of fathers in our lives. However, as societal norms and family structures continue to evolve, we need to adapt to make it relevant in today’s world, if we even want to keep it at all.
This guide covers how we can adapt the day to work for us and our unique circumstances.
This booklet covers:
- 4 options to celebrating Fathers Day (or not)
- How we can give our children control over the day
- Supporting our children who don’t have a father in their life
- 5 tips for best managing the day
- Starting our own family traditions
- Managing sadness about Fathers Day
- Talking to school / nursery about the day
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