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Getting Back Into The Swing of Things: Single Parent Dating Tips

With more single parent households than ever before, the culture of many countries is shifting to accommodate the change. Like every other aspect of society, the dating scene is also changing to allow for the reality of more single parents who are looking for someone interesting, mature, and generally decent to date. Of course, single parents have a few other factors to take into consideration when it comes to dating than do persons with no children at home. Here are some essential single parent dating tips to keep in mind.

First, the kids come first. This is not negotiable. Yes, you deserve a social life. That social life just gets to line up behind your responsibility as a parent. When you choose to date someone, that person must be willing to accept the fact that parent-teacher conferences, stomach viruses, and all the other events that come with kids will command a good portion of your time. While it is true that being with a divorced man or woman with children is not easy, any romantic interest who can't accept this reality is not worth the time or the effort. If you sense that the object of your affection is unable or unwilling to respect your role as a parent, then do both of you a favor and cut him or her loose.

Next, accept the reality that your kids will be somewhat uncomfortable with your dating. Part of this is because they have already had to go through one major change. The potential introduction of a new person in their lives can be pretty scary. Realize that you may need to provide the kids with reassurance that they still are first in your life and always will be, even if you find someone special. Once they are able to get used to the idea of Mom or Dad dating now and then, they will likely begin to look forward to hearing you talk about how the date went and learning what you think.

Third, never introduce your dates into your children's lives until you are sure the relationship has a chance of going somewhere. Kids can get attached to adults very quickly. The last thing you need is your children to begin developing a sense of family with someone you are seeing, and then the relationship fall by the wayside. Not only will you have to deal with your own feelings about the end of the connection, but also find ways to help your kids not feel abandoned. Minimize the chances for this happening, and don't introduce a new person until you are reasonably sure he or she will be around for a long time.

Last, make sure you are consistent with what you tell the children. For example, if you tell the kids you will be home by midnight, make sure you make it happen. If they wake up and find you are not home, they will worry. This is not the time to play the adult card and decide you can change your mind at the last minute. If you want your children to become comfortable with your dating, do what you say every time. Remember, they need you to be stable and always tell them the truth.