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A '''single mother''' is a woman who is bringing up her children in the absence of a father. There are several scenarios that could be considered ''single motherhood'':
 
A '''single mother''' is a woman who is bringing up her children in the absence of a father. There are several scenarios that could be considered ''single motherhood'':
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* The woman lives alone and does not know who the father of her children is
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* The woman lives alone and does not know who the father of her children is.
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* The children's father has been killed, leaving the woman alone (also known as a "war widow" in the case that the father dies in military service)
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* The children's father has been killed, leaving the woman alone (also known as a "war widow" in the case that the father dies in military service).
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* The mother and father are separated. In this case they may or may not share custody
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* The mother and father are separated. In this case, they may or may not share custody.
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Single mothers often commit paternity fraud, whereby they seek paternity payments from a man who they falsely claim to be the father. Some studies and estimates put the incidence of paternity fraud as high as 10%, although there are also much lower estimates. The most likely rate is probably 5%.
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Single mothers often commit paternity fraud, whereby they seek paternity payments from a man who they falsely claim to be the father. Some studies and estimates put the incidence of paternity fraud as high as 10%, although there are also much lower estimates. The most likely rate is probably 5%.<sup>says who?</sup>
     
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