Single Parent Support
What kind of support do you need right now?
Navigating the diverse landscape of single parenting comes with its unique set of challenges, whether you're raising teenagers, going through a divorce, exploring the world of dating, managing finances, or embracing the role of a second-time parent. Our platform is designed to cater to everyone on the single parenting journey — single moms, single dads, same-sex parents, or empty nesters.
"You are not broken because life changed. You are rebuilding."
Find what you need
Start with what feels most true right now.
I just need to know I'm not alone
The Making Lemonade Single Parent Network is a community of single moms and dads who understand exactly what you're going through. You don't have to carry this alone.
I'm going through a divorce
Divorce is a life-altering transition that can feel both emotionally overwhelming and logistically complex. Finding guidance early can help you make clearer decisions, protect your wellbeing, and move forward with confidence.
I need co-parenting support
Co-parenting can be one of the most challenging parts of single parenthood. It requires emotional awareness, clear boundaries, effective communication, and a steady focus on what matters most — your child's wellbeing.
I'm worried about my kids
Children experience divorce and family transitions differently than adults. Even when they seem fine, big changes often show up through behavior, mood shifts, or withdrawal. Age-appropriate support makes a real difference.
I'm overwhelmed
Single parents don't need more pressure. They need tools that actually work in busy, emotionally demanding lives. Managing stress, calming your nervous system, and creating simple routines that restore stability.
I'm worried about money
Navigating finances after separation can feel overwhelming. Practical money guidance for stability, confidence, and life after divorce — including the Single Parents Financial Guide.
I'm a single dad
A dedicated space for single fathers navigating divorce, co-parenting, and rebuilding life. Real articles, the Single Dad Starter Kit, and a community that understands the realities of solo fatherhood.
I'm starting to date again
Dating as a single parent is a personal choice, and when you're ready, it can be a powerful step forward — grounded, intentional, and hopeful. Guidance on navigating the dating waters after divorce.
My children are leaving home
Empty nesting can hit harder than expected for single parents. You've spent years being the anchor, the routine, the home. This is your empty nest reset — and the next chapter can be your most meaningful one yet.
I'm ready for a life reset
The Single Parent Reset offers structure, guidance, and support for life after divorce. Designed to help you regain clarity, rebuild stability, and move forward with confidence at your own pace.
I want to connect with other single parents
Join our Facebook community for Making Lemonade — The Single Parent Network. We believe everyone deserves access to resources and support to improve their lives.
I need help getting organized
The 30-Day Reset Workbook is a guided, supportive resource for single parents who are ready to regain clarity, stability, and confidence. Simple, practical, and emotionally grounding.
Divorce support
Finding support through the divorce process
Divorce is a life-altering transition that can feel both emotionally overwhelming and logistically complex. Navigating this process becomes more manageable — and far less isolating — when you have the right support system in place.
Professional guidance
Working with experienced professionals provides structure and clarity during a time of uncertainty. A qualified family law attorney can help you understand your rights, responsibilities, and the legal steps involved. Financial advisors help you navigate asset division, budgeting, and long-term financial planning.
Emotional support
Therapists or counselors who specialize in divorce and life transitions can help you process grief, anger, fear, and uncertainty while developing healthy coping strategies. Support groups, including single parent communities, offer connection with others who understand what you're experiencing.
Co-parenting resources
When children are part of the divorce process, child-focused support becomes critical. Co-parenting classes and workshops offer practical strategies for reducing conflict and prioritizing children's emotional wellbeing.
Self-care and personal growth
Prioritizing self-care during divorce is not optional — it's essential. Wellness professionals such as life coaches, meditation guides, or yoga instructors can help regulate stress and support emotional balance.
Have a question for Jodi?
Sometimes the next step is simply having somewhere to ask the question.
You don't have to figure this out alone.
Jodi and the Making Lemonade community are here — with real support, practical tools, and a steady place to land.