Toshmatova Latofat Muzaffar’s
Moderator 
Toshmatova Latofat Muzaffar’s
PROBLEMS ARISING IN SINGLEPARENT FAMILIES
Abstract: In this article, the creation of incomplete families, that is, due to divorce, death of one of the parents, and other reasons. In such cases, the problems that arise in them and the search for comprehensive solutions to them.
Key words: Incomplete family, minor, sociopedagogical problems, social adjustment The family is a sacred place and has its place in society. The role of the family is incomparable in forming a person as a person, ensuring his social adaptation to society and finding his place, preparing and
assisting him to fulfill his responsible roles.
However, we cannot consider all families prosperous, happy and mature. There are many problems in any family. Families with the most problems are singleparent families. It is observed that these families deviate from the norm and family traditions in their own way.
Incomplete family - living with a minor child (children) and assuming the main responsibilities for him (them), i.e. a family with one father or mother and one child.
Not only in our country, but all over the world, the number of divorces has increased, or the fact that they have a child or children before marriage and they don’t want to get married is the reason. The term “incomplete family” was introduced in 1981 in France by E. YvertLalue.
In addition, according to the law, a family whose marriage has been annulled, a spouse died, went missing, or had a child out of wedlock while being alone, and for other reasons a family in which one of the parents is raising a child or children alone is considered a single family.
Problems of single-parent families:
Economic - social
Socio-pedagogical
Psychological
Economic - social problems - material difficulties that every family experiences.
After turning from a full family into a single family, the family will definitely have problems in being able to support itself and provide for itself and its children economically. He faces problems related to daily needs, unemployment and housing.
Socio-pedagogical problems - lack of pedagogical skills in communication between parents and children.
Psychological problems - stress on family members, disagreements with the child, neglect, situations in which the child may be deviant, humiliated or subjected to violence, difficulties in interacting with members of the opposite sex.
Summary 70% of single-parent families are families.
These families should be provided with social protection and comprehensive
support.
Every residential center has a social worker to contact. A social worker can correctly assess work, organize and manage work, cooperate with other organizations, and be taught to solve their own problems in difficult life situations.
Economic and social problems - registration of the family as low-income and allocation of financial assistance by the state, focusing on employment (based on the age of the child), i.e. developing the father or mother based on the theory of strengths to help them earn income
through their desired occupations, either within their field or through vocational training.
Socio-pedagogical problems - managing emotions. Establishing constant communication with the child, explaining everything to the child, spending more time together, watching feature films together, sharing conclusions, helping to choose the right friend.
Psychological problems - ability to control emotions. Establishing constant communication with the child, explaining everything to the child, spending more time together, watching feature films together, sharing conclusions, helping to choose the right friend.
After all, the family is the backbone of the country, as long as the family is peaceful, the country will be prosperous
Toshmatova Latofat Muzaffar’s daughter was born on June 16, 1995 in Beshariq district, Fergana region. Tashkent city. 3rd year student of the Faculty of Social Sciences of the National University of Uzbekistan
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