1.Make full use of your lunch time for dates.
At your lunch hour, kids are in school and you are dressed up with a clever make-up. You can choose a restaurant near your work place, so you’ll have enough time to enjoy the meal with someone. Plus, you needn’t worry about how to end the date or a quick one night hookup, because you have to work after the date.
2.Don’t talk your hard life to anyone.
We know the life as a single mom is harder than others, but your date maybe doesn’t want to hear your toilsome things of your life. Just talking about some relaxing things during the dating. Everyone is busy. You are not alone. Remember, to be a single mother needs a strong and brave woman, that's you!
3.Be yourself honestly.
Don't be afraid to be yourself. Your attitude should be, this is me. If he likes it, that's great. If not, it doesn't matter. This attitude will make the right person fall in love with you! When you go to a date with this attitude, you’ll be the source of light and shine.
4.Don't say bad words to the past relationships.
Nobody wants to know what kind of bastard your last boyfriend was, how he cheated you, or how you could stand being in the same room as your ex-husband. These conversations make one look angry and painful: two very unattractive qualities. Treatment or your friends and family are a good source of vent, not your date.
5.Limit drinking and don’t drunk off.
Most of people like to have a glass of wine on a date with a new friend. It's just removing the edges at a appropriate amount . Excessive drinking can lead to wrong decisions, you'll say something you can't say when you're sober. One the other side, you’ll lose your good image if you’re drunk off. Aren’t you want to have a good impression on you date at first one night dating?
6.Limit your talk about children.
Most single mothers I know are proud of their children and think that their children are the most important part of their lives. On your first one night dating, leave you kids behind your head and focus on your date so that he’ll view you as a single woman, not just as a single mother.