Single parent dating: find love at your family's pace
On Single Parents, your children are not a topic to bring up carefully on the third date: here, everyone is a parent, or ready to share family life. A few minutes in the evening are enough to meet wonderful people.
Free · 18+ · Same account on the website and in the app
- Among parents, no judgement
- Profiles verified by selfie
- Unlimited chat after a match

Here, being a parent is not a detail to hide
On an ordinary dating app, you wonder when to mention your children. On Single Parents, that's the starting point: everyone knows your schedule has constraints, and that your children will always come first.
- Nobody to convinceOther members share the same reality: shared custody, homework, evenings that free up at the last minute.
- Clear intentionsEvery profile shows a relationship goal: you know straight away whether the person is looking for a lasting relationship, a friendship or a new family.
- Families coming togetherWhether you have one child or four, little ones or teenagers, you meet people ready to make room for your family.
Designed for parents' schedules
No need to spend hours on the app. Single Parents fits into the small free moments of your day.
In the evening, when the house is asleep
A few profiles, a heart on the ones you like: five minutes are enough.
A match? The conversation can wait
Reply when you have a moment: chatting is free, unlimited and pressure-free.
The weekend without the kids
The ideal time for a first date, planned calmly in advance.
The news feed: connecting with other parents
On Single Parents, members share photos, videos and 24-hour stories: a walk, a great outing idea, a moment of life. It's a gentle way to get to know each other before writing.
- Posts sorted by relevance or by date
- Stories that disappear after 24 hours
- Photos showing a child are refused automatically: the feed stays a space between adults
Protect your children, from the very first message
Dating as a parent calls for a few extra precautions. Single Parents applies some of them for you; the others are simple habits.

- No photos of childrenYour profile photo must show your face, and the automatic check refuses photos showing a child, on profiles and in the feed.
- Nothing that could help find themDon't give your children's school name, your address or their schedule to someone you don't know yet.
- First dates, without themIn a public place, during the day, and tell someone close to you. Children only meet a new partner once the relationship is solid.
- Report and blockAn inappropriate question about your children, a request for money? Report and block the profile in two taps: the moderation team reviews every report.
Features that save you time
The app's features, also available on the website with the same account.
Like, match, chat
Tap the heart on the profiles you like. If the interest is mutual, the conversation opens for free, with no message limit.
Near you
Set the search distance: when you're juggling childcare, it's better to meet someone who doesn't live three hours away.
The Connections tab
Your matches and the people who liked your profile in one place, with a badge as soon as there is something new.
The verified profile
One selfie copying a gesture is enough: the blue badge reassures other parents, and you can choose to see verified profiles only.
Three steps to get started
Create your profile
Your photos, a few words about yourself and your family, what you're looking for: a few minutes, on the website or in the app.
Get it verified
The blue badge shows that you really are the person in your photos. Other parents pay close attention to it.
Meet at your own pace
As soon as the interest is mutual, the conversation opens. You move forward when your schedule, and your heart, allow.
One account, on the website and in the app
Your matches and conversations follow you: on the computer once the kids are in bed, then on your phone with the Single Parents app.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to have children to sign up?
Single Parents is designed for single mums and dads, but people without children who are ready to share family life are welcome. What matters is being clear about your situation in your bio.
Can I post photos of my children?
No. Your profile photo must show your face, and the automatic check refuses photos showing a child, on profiles and in the news feed. It protects them: talk about your children in your bio if you like, but don't show them.
When should I tell a match about my children?
Right from the start, simply: that's the whole point of Single Parents. Say how many they are and how old, if you like, but keep for later any information that could help find them (full name, school, address).
Is Single Parents free?
Yes, for the essentials: sign-up, profile, likes, posts in the feed and unlimited chat with each of your matches. Diamonds and the Premium subscription are optional: they save you time, and time is precious when you're a parent.
What do you do about fake profiles?
Photos are checked automatically, profiles can be verified by selfie and the moderation team reviews every report. Never send money to someone you haven't met, and report any profile that asks persistent questions about your children.
How do I send a message to a member?
If you both like each other, the chat opens for free and without limit. To write without waiting for a match, the priority message, paid in diamonds (cheaper with Premium), goes straight to their inbox.


