Dear Veronica W.,
There really is no formula regarding the amount of time to spend with children. Of course, the matter becomes more complicated for single parents, because they often have fewer options than two parent
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Family troubles - resources in which both parents participate actively in parenting (which, as you probably know, isn't always the case).
We do know that children raised in single parent
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Family troubles - resources can do as well as children raised in two parent
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Family troubles - resources. The significant ingredient, of course, is the quality of the parenting and the integrity of the attachment between parent and child, not the number of parents or specific amount of time.