Single Mother In London Looking To Make Friends.

Hi all, I'm a single mother living in london and i wd like to meet other single mothers,  to possibly make friends with, i find that i am isolated most of the time. If interested pls contact me via e-mail  tr50345@googlemail.com

Are u looking for a friend or u looking for a mail-pal?
Are u looking for a real friend, or people to just exchange mail or you looking for a man that will turn into something more?
Be specific and you will be rushed.

Good luck, however, pls, whoever will be in your life, make sure your child is happy . . . .more important than anything.

I'm a single multiple dad too but  I live in Iraq. Can I be your friend ?

@ OMOIBO, Thank you oh, I think my post is clear enough, neways, i shld've known better than to come on here! 'sigh'

@mohawkchick thanks neways. I have tried those areas, hence this forum. Thought maybe the naija connection wd be good abi? My bad!

  Some pple sha and their immature minds, what a pity.

Some ppl and immature mind sha no be single mum and as dem dey immature reach,dem still shine their eyes well-well b4 dem open dem legs.
See as mature mind come turn single mum,abi u be widom ?
Anywayz me i be mature single dad,so how e go be na,we suppose collabo?
Omo- ele make we make sense nao 

Its not that easy making real friends in the UK. People are just too busy and there are few unifying activities especially if one has few or no family in the immediate vicinity.

The church is a avenue but thenwhat sort of church are we talking about - I will stick with the established church if looking for normal, chilled out and on-intrusive friendship. But is loudness and altogetherness you want then any of the African/Nigerian based churches will be ideal.

Playgroup might be fine but I guess this person is looking for Nigerian friends - there might be none in the playgroup of her child. The child might be too young but it will still be beneficial for mother and child to go to the playgroup regardless of cost and inconvenience. With older kids (school age), it can be harder,  Volunteer at school events or other school activities. Or join a dedicated single-mum group like the one in 'About a Boy' - fave film.