Posts Tagged ‘single parent’


Tina Fortune, SPARKWisdom founder

Join Single Parent Assistance, Resources & Knowledge (SPARK), Inc. Monday – Thursday at 10PM EST/ 9PM CST/ 8PM MST/ 7PM PST in 2010! A FULL Hour of power-packed information to uplift single parent families, on BlogTalk Radio.

In addition to each regularly scheduled show and topic, the SPARKWisdom show will offer valuable segments on a variety of issues:

Mondays: You Can Moment with Katina

Tuesdays: Raising Man & Relationship Talk with Mr. Godfrey

Wednesdays: Today’s Single Mom with Lisa (for the Single Mom over 40) & Home Business Talk with Jeane

Thursdays: Love in 30 Days Founder, Shay Williams-Garrett

Special Segments include:

Health & Beauty tips for men/women of all cultures; Let’s talk SEX; travel tips, ConfiDANCE Coaching; co-parenting [featuring Deesha and our "Co-Parenting Matters" co-host Talibah Mbonisi]; and much more!

Join Tina Fortune, your host and founder of SPARK, for this informative, empowering show! Tina is a single mom of 3.  She founded SPARK, a non-profit dedicated to single parents. Her mission? Activate confidence and inspire wisdom in the single parent family. Her vision? Working to provide low-to-moderate income single parent families with assistance, resources and knowledge to assist them in achieving financial independence.

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As the children of single moms for all or part of our lives, we are so thankful for Tina’s tireless efforts on behalf of single parent families.  We continue to cheer her on and appreciate the opportunity to be a part of her work.  You are a blessing, Tina! ~ Mike and Deesha

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Last Updated on Monday, 4 January 2010 | 09:22

Rachel Sarah and RJ Jaramillo

If you missed “Co-Parenting Matters” last night, you missed a good one.  (Well, they’re all good, but you know…)  Never fear, you can still get some excellent advice from Rachel Sarah of SingleMomSeeking.com and SingleMommyhood.com, and RJ Jaramillo of singledad.com via the podcast:

Also…CONGRATULATIONS to the winners of our Twitter book giveaway contest @jai35 and @jazziasiawannabe.  They each have won a copy of “Single Mom Seeking” by Rachel Sarah (courtesy of Rachel Sarah).

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Last Updated on Monday, 7 December 2009 | 10:23

RJRJ Jaramillo

Some old-school parents we know don’t believe in apologizing to children.  They believe it’s bad form and undermines the parent-child hierarchy.  Guest blogger RJ Jaramillo, Founder and President of SingleDad.com has a different take on the matter.  He believes (and we agree) that an effective apology is a important element in your parenting toolkit:

As a single parent of three children, I am bound to have communication challenges and disagreements with family members. I have two teenagers and a soon to be 10-year old and when arguments ensue, I have made my share of mistakes. As a father, I never want my children to be angry with me, however, I also want my children to know the difference between good and bad behavior. There is a fine line between having a mutually-respectful relationship and letting your children run out of control. Apologizing after a disagreement is an important parenting tool that requires a few important steps…

In this article, I want to share four easy steps that I learned on how to navigate family arguments and how to create an apology that is effective, sincere, and lasting with your child.  Take a look at my steps and see how many of these items can help you understand the power of an apology.

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Last Updated on Monday, 31 August 2009 | 09:42