COPARENT STATS THEY WON’T TELL YOU…⬇️ In this video we touch on a few stats that we don’t hear across social media which I found to be very interesting, yet I am sure there will be a few people who argue against this – remember, stats do not tell the whole story. A study carried out as part of the University of Sheffield University’s Crook Public Service Fellowship scheme, explored the experiences of more than 27,800 households with children over a six-year period. It found that, while surveys typically suggest that one in four families with children are headed by a single parent at any one point in time, data suggests that one in three families with children will have been a single parent family at some point over a six-year period. The study also found there is no evidence of a negative impact of living in a single parent household on children’s wellbeing in terms of their self-reported life satisfaction, quality of peer relationships, or positivity about family life. Children who are living or have lived in single parent families score as highly – or higher – against each measure of wellbeing as those who have always lived in two parent families. Professor Nathan Hughes, from the University of Sheffield’s Department of Sociological Studies, said: “These findings have clear implications for how single parent families should be understood, valued, and supported. Stereotyping single parenthood as a problem is inaccurate and immoral. #coparenting #healthyparenting #singlemom #singlemomlife #stats #toxicparenting #mums #fatherhood #singlefather #singlefatherlife #momstruggles #singleparents #divorcedmom #childrenfirst #viral #familylove