Single Mamas Seen

2025 Upcoming: What Kind of Articles Do You Want To See?

BY CHRISTINA MCGAIRK

Happy last month of 2024, single mamas! This year flew by so fast! We’ve gone over a lot together. We’ve explored our self-care journey, learning how to take care of ourselves while taking care of our children who depend on us. You’ve also read about other special needs mamas rockin’ single motherhood. You even ventured with me into the dating world, which I so appreciate. Looking ahead to 2025, my mission remains the same. I want to explore the topics that matter to most of our readers. So, I have an important question for you. Which articles specifically would you like to see for single special needs moms?

As a columnist, my aim is to highlight the different experiences and challenges faced by single mothers caring for children with exceptional needs. This community embodies resilient strength and has unique stories that deserve to be heard. I want to ensure your voices are heard loud and clear!

That’s why I’m turning to you for guidance. Your insights are invaluable in shaping content that resonates deeply. Whether you’re a single mom, a caregiver, or someone who supports this community, your perspective matters. Here are a few questions I have for you.

PERSONAL STORIES:

Would you like to read more inspirational profiles of single moms who are navigating the challenges of raising a child with exceptional needs?

PRACTICAL ADVICE:

What type of practical advice would you find most helpful? This could range from tips on accessing support services to managing daily routines.

EXPERT INSIGHTS:

Are there specific topics within education, healthcare, legal rights, or emotional health that you feel need more in-depth exploration?

COMMUNITY SUPPORT:

How can we create a better sense of community and support among single moms with exceptional needs children through our articles?

ADVOCACY & AWARENESS:

What advocacy and awareness challenges does your family face and how should they be highlighted?

Your feedback will help guide this column’s editorial direction, ensuring we continue to deliver meaningful and relevant content that truly reflects the realities of single special needs moms. Together, we can amplify our voices and create a space where our stories are not only heard but celebrated.

Please share your thoughts and suggestions by reaching out via email at christina.mcgairk@gmail. com. Your input is invaluable in ensuring that our magazine remains a beacon of support and understanding for all our readers.

Thank you for being part of our community.

With Love,

Christina