Creating a Special Valentine’s Day for Everyone

For some single parents this may be the first Valentine’s Day since re-entering the dating scene. It’s a concern for single mums and dads who are
not sure how their children are going to deal with the day according to members of MumsDateDads.co.uk, a dating for parents site for mums and dads looking for love.

Generally speaking Valentine’s Day is taught at school as part of giving and receiving within friendships. So, members of MumsDateDads suggest bringing this into the home and creating cards for each other between both parent and child. This can be considered more loving for the children and keeps the celebration non-commercial. Also it means when their parent receives a card so do they! The day before could involve making special crafts such as funny valentine decorations for the house or heart shaped cakes or biscuits.

Andy Hammonds, founder of MumsDateDads adds, "As Valentine’s falls on a Sunday this year, sharing the day between your children and a date can be fully relished by everyone by starting the day with the kids and then enjoying the evening with a more romantic liaison."

After having fun with the children, parents can relax in the knowledge that they are happy and can concentrate full attention on their date who equally deserves the very best, so this is a chance for all single parents who are dating to let their hair down and get into some serious smooching with that special someone.

Andy continues, "This is your time to indulge yourself and each other without any tingles of guilt so make the most of it and create some great memories!"

MumsDateDads is free to join, enabling you to browse the site and view thousands of single parents’ profiles. You can pay a small subscription fee securely online or via your mobile phone which will allow you to create and view video profiles, send personal messages, and offer virtual themed gifts. As a member you can also use your mobile to upload photos to your profile as well as receive text messages notifying you that other
single parents have sent you a message.
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