Parenting

I started following Nedra Glover Tawwab, MSW, LCSW, on Instagram nearly a year ago. Her content, simply crafted, clearly explained, and deeply impactful, hit a chord with me. It turns out it also resonates with 1.5 million other people who follow her (even Oprah Winfrey!).

Imagine if one day you wake up and find that your brilliant, loving, and playful child changed overnight. After making straight A’s in school and being a well-behaved student, you notice his grades dramatically decline.

A young child begins to display emotions such as happiness, distress, and abhorrence within the first few months of life.

There are a number of variables which indicate that a person is physically healthy. In addition to the usual physical measures, a person’s mental health is also an important part of their overall health and well-being. According to the U.S.

It is all well and good to acknowledge that single parents have it tough. But in order to lighten their load and support the health and well-being of adults and children in single parent families, our Muslim community needs to move forward with a two-step approach.

The issue of single parenting is pre-destined by fate and one that an individual may not necessarily have complete control over.