When making a divorce decision and you have children, its natural to wonder about challenges of single parenting and how it will affect your children. You may have seen other people struggle with single parenting or thought about strain single parenting would seemingly put on you and your children.

Single Parenting Is Easier If You Know Yourself.

When deciding about getting a divorce and thinking about how single parenting figures in, make sure that you know yourself. Ask yourself if you're really ready to get divorced and if you can overcome fear or challenge of single parenting. Don't be hasty with your decision, who knows? Maybe your marriage can be saved! Then again, maybe not.

Know yourself...know whether or not you're thinking of single parenting solely to take something away from your spouse...clearly a selfish and useless reason to be a single parent. Know whether or not you can adequately be a single parent based on your inner strength, work ethic, tendencies towards being overly busy, etc.

Single parenting is tough, what you may be able to take for granted as a married person will be gone if you're thinking of trying single parenting. Chances are if you're thinking of trying single parenting, you won't have much time at all for yourself...in essence, your 'self' will be all about your children. Know whether you're really ready for this...after all your children deserve best care possible!

Aside from price, probably most important feature to consider when comparing jogging strollers is front wheel size. Although you can run behind any stroller, small tires of traditional 4-wheel models make even a fast walk into a bumpy ride for baby. Unlike traditional stroller, 3-wheel jogging strollers are built to travel over grass, dirt, gravel and other rough terrain. Front wheel sizes range from 20+ inches to a standard 12-inch wheel. Large pneumatic (air-filled) wheels and suspension systems provide a smooth ride whatever terrain. For joggers who prefer off-road running, many models are available with shock absorbers to add real cushioning to bumps and dips in your route.

One factor to bear in mind is that typically, larger wheel types have a wider turning ratio and are less maneuverable than smaller wheeled models. Although larger wheels aren’t great for shopping aisles in mall stores, they usually mean a smoother ride for baby over rough terrain.