Single parent families are an example of a modern family structure. They contain one parent and one or more children. These families nowadays still face various prejudices from society, as well as attitudes about how life in a single parent family is not of sufficent quality for the child. It is true that single parent families face a variety of difficulties and problems; finances, individual care of children and household, problems with finding a job, mental vulnerability, depression and anxiety. Nonetheless, this does not imply that life in a single-parent family is devoid of love, care and affection. For the benefit of their children's well-being and fulfilment of all of their requirements, single parent families must ensure good communication with their children's educators. Not only with their educators, but also with their closest ones, who will help them with comfort and support during the adjustment period. In order to determine the various experiences and attitudes of parents from single parent families, a survey questionnaire was prepared, which was attached to this study and which examined the attitudes of 149 respondents. The questions were related to how many children the single parent families have, whether the children had behavioral problems due to the lack of one parent, where the single parent families live, and what everyday problems and difficulties they challenge with. The survey found that many respondents have different experiences in relation to the questions asked, but also that most of them found it equally difficult to adjust to a new life in a single parent family.