Want To Meet Single Moms? Idaho Might Surprise You
Want To Meet Single Moms? Idaho Might Surprise You
I saw this screenshot going around a couple of different Reddit threads, and people were very intrigued. There is a map of the United States and its share of single-mom households. Where do you think Idaho ranked? Towards the higher or lower end?
If you're on the hunt to meet a single mom, Idaho might not be your best bet. Only 11% of households with kids here are run by single moms. That's lower than the national average, which is 17%. Utah has the lowest percentage, with only 9% of households led by single moms, likely due to cultural and religious beliefs discouraging kids outside of marriage.
Idaho Vs. the Single Mom Hotspots
Washington, D.C., takes the cake with 29%, or nearly 1 in 3 families, headed by single moms. Mississippi and Louisiana are not far behind, with 24% and 23% share. These are the spots you'll want to move to if single moms and Southern hospitality catch your eye. Also, who's just wanted to meet single moms? I think that's weird. There's nothing wrong with dating a single mom. The weird part is if that's all you're looking for. Jokes aside, someone who commented on Reddit said, "How many fathers are incarcerated?
Utah and Idaho are among the whitest states, too, and I'm sure racial minorities make up a disproportionate number of single mothers for a variety of reasons."
Idaho is Tied for 2nd in Lowest Share of Single Mothers (49th for Highest) only Behind Utah!
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Why Idaho Stays Traditional
Idaho really sticks to its roots with a more traditional family setup. It reflects the tight-knit community vibes and a slower pace of life.
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