Give some practical advice. 1, face up to the fact that single-parent families are incomplete, communicate more and accompany more. It is impossible for a single father to completely fill or even erase the fact that he is a single parent with his own efforts. Incompleteness is a fact, and we can only make up as much as possible. Also, face it with the children and make up for it together. There is no need to cover up single parents. On the contrary, we should talk frankly with our children about the problems and difficulties that single parents may encounter and assign them tasks. For example, if you arrive at kindergarten a few minutes late for work, your child should learn to wait in a safe place-the purpose of this is to bring you and your child closer to the process center. 2. Tell people around you that you are a single father and strive for environmental tolerance. Single fathers are sometimes embarrassed, mostly trying to cover up their embarrassment of being single. Actually, you think too much. Being single is not shameful. It's not that shameful. Say it, and it won't be so embarrassing. For example, it's time to pick up the baby at the party, stand up and tell everyone: it's time for single dad to go to work, and make an appointment next time-look, what's the difficulty? 3. Work hard, live seriously and set a good example for children. Since you are single and have children, there is naturally no reason to be decadent: get up early and take your children to run, go camping with them on weekends, work more and earn more money, so that your children can feel that life is not so difficult for you. 4. When you are ready, welcome the next relationship and find a good stepmother for your child. After life is straightened out, feelings will follow fate. No one has ever said that a single father does not deserve love, and a good remarriage marriage can embrace the happiness of father and son. Don't resist the next relationship on the grounds of "for the children". Children can't afford your happiness. 5. Pay attention to the mental health of yourself and your children, actively adjust when you are in a bad mood, and make fewer decisions when you have emotional problems. Good wishes!