Merpati Putih

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Can a child grow up without a father?

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A child is a give from the god. Having both parents while growing up is maybe a wish of every single child.

But what will happened if one of the parents has no sense of responsibility and selfish enough to leave the child?

Can the child grow up normal  emotionally and mentally without a father? How this will affect the child?

May 28, 2009 - Posted by merpatiputih2008 | Uncategorized | | 4 Comments

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  1. Just give Arissa to her father!

    Comment by Khairil Annuar | June 19, 2009 | Reply

    • To her selfish father who never really cared about her. Who said that she is just too heavy to hold/carry when she was just about 3 months old?

      Comment by Merpati | June 21, 2009 | Reply

  2. Of course a child can grow up without a father. In a lot of ways, it makes it harder for the mother raising the baby, but in a lot of ways it has a lot of perks. The same goes for the child. There are a lot of different kinds of families, a lot of different kinds of single parents, and a lot of different kinds of children of single parents. There’s no way to determine what kind of effect that might have on the child. Because ever child and situation is different, there are an unlimited amount possibilities. What is most important is that the child has at least one person around them, hopefully more, but at least one, who loves them unconditionally, and who is willing to do everything they possibly can to provide the very best they possibly can for that child. Having unconditional love, support, and attatchment is the most important thing for a growing child, and it doesn’t matter whether it comes from one parent, two parents, grand parents, extended family, friends, or any combination.
    The only thing that is for certain is that a child is better off with one parent in a happy home (or two parents in two seperate happy homes), than in one unhappy home with both unhappy parents.
    Embarking on the journey of single parenting is a hard one, but it comes with many rewards. There are lots of support networks out there for you, if you need them. Feel free to contact me for information on support networks and single parenting. As a child of a single mother, and as a single mother myself, helping other single mothers is a passion of mine.
    Good luck!

    Comment by jessimonster | June 20, 2009 | Reply

  3. Thank you for your comment jessi. I did some research too and I totally understand what you are saying.

    Comment by Merpati | June 21, 2009 | Reply


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