When You Don’t Agree with Your Ex About Video Games by Arlene Pellicane

2023-12-07T10:40:57-05:00October 17th, 2022|Arlene Pellicane, Help For Single Moms, Single Mom Solace|

Zack is a hyper six-year-old who loves playing video games. When he is at his dad’s house on the weekends, he can play as much as he wants. He and his dad play video games for hours together. But during the week at his mom’s house, Zack is only allowed to play games for one [...]

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The Cure for Bad Days by Arlene Pellicane

2023-12-07T11:08:01-05:00July 25th, 2022|Arlene Pellicane, Help For Single Moms, Single Mom Solace|

Life is filled with hits and misses. I remember when my son, Ethan, was seven, he was having a particularly amazing day. He saw his children’s pastor get a pie in her face to raise money for missions.  He had friends over to play.  He went on a special date with his grandparents to his [...]

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Less Screen Time, More Me Time by Arlene Pellicane

2023-12-07T11:13:20-05:00May 23rd, 2022|Arlene Pellicane, Help For Single Moms, Single Mom Solace|

You’ve been working all day and after dinner, you’re spent. So when your child asks to play a video game or watch another show, it feels futile to resist. There’s no question that single parents struggle with having the energy to do it all - married parents do too, but when you’re the only one [...]

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Helping Your Child Heal by Arlene Pellicane

2023-12-07T12:20:41-05:00February 28th, 2022|Arlene Pellicane, Help For Single Moms, Single Mom Solace|

Filling your son or daughter’s love tank can seem impossible at times.  You are exhausted, your child is demanding, and you may feel that you need love yourself.  The needs of children in single-parent homes are the same as of children from two-parent homes.  It is the way that these needs are met that changes; [...]

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