This Father’s Day, let’s honor those dads who do the most — the single dads. From filling both roles at home to providing for their kids, single parents have it tough. Yet somehow, they always seem to succeed.
As a single parent, raising kids in a community that’s supportive and has programs to help is a whole lot easier than in a community that doesn’t. It takes a village, right?
Lawncare recently examined the 200 biggest cities in the United States to find which ones are most suitable for single dads. While the study compared over 30 key indicators, it focused on the most important ones: affordable housing, affordable childcare,
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