Single motherhood refers to a situation where a mother raises her child or children without the presence of a partner. This can occur due to various reasons, including divorce, separation, or the choice to have children independently. Single mothers often face unique challenges, such as balancing work and childcare responsibilities, financial pressures, and social stigma. Despite these challenges, many single mothers successfully provide loving and supportive environments for their children. They may rely on family, friends, and community resources for assistance. Organizations and programs often exist to support single mothers, helping them navigate parenting, education, and employment opportunities.