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You thought dating was scary before kids, but now that you have one or more kids, it's downright horrifying. It's no secret that dating as a single parent can be difficult; there's a long list of requirements that must be met, and there's no time to waste on the wrong person. Is there a place where you can locate the person who will round out your family? We can't guarantee anything, but we can point you in the direction of our list of the top dating apps for single parents. 

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1. SilverSingles  SilverSingles is the exception to the rule, providing a lively social environment where people over the age of 50 can meet and overcome the isolation that might come with being over 50 and dating. This app's comprehensive personality test and self-guided search choices can put you in the proper direction, whether you're seeking platonic or romantic companionship, and for a modest monthly charge.  2. Zoosk  This wildly popular social network and dating app boasts a broad user base and the possibility of a really unique dating experience for each individual. (More than 25 languages can be used with the service, and it is accessible in more than 80 countries.) Although the pool is sizable, Zoosk users are assured that the site's behavioral technology algorithm will lead them to a compatible partner. However, single parents may wish to disclose the number of children they have in their profiles, as this information can be used as a filter in their search for a suitable match.  3. Classy Dates for the Elite  Elite Singles is a dating service for successful people over the age of 30, with a focus on individuals who are looking for committed partnerships. The software uses a comprehensive questionnaire to find compatible long-term partners, factoring in users' values, lifestyle preferences, and future plans (such as whether or not they wish to expand their family).  4. Stir  Here's a website/app combo tailored just to single parents, and it's quite straightforward to use. Be aware that the free edition of Stir has significantly less features than the paid subscription before you sign up; however, no matter how you cut it, this is a tiny price to pay for finding someone who is (largely) in the same boat as you.  5. Five, Coffee, and a Bagel  Coffee Meets Bagel could be the place for you if you're ready to take things seriously. To deliver on its promise to help people find meaningful, long-term relationships, this dating app employs a slow-dating strategy based on data collecting to discourage superficial browsing and increase the likelihood of meaningful, meaningful interactions. Although a paid subscription does provide access to certain valuable behind-the-scenes information, the vast majority of this app's features are freely accessible to anyone interested.  6. As the number six, eHarmony  The fact that it has been around for so long is true, but there is a valid explanation for that. Since the tried and true program has gone to great pains to promote safety, minimize catfishing, and maintain a high quality dating pool, it is no surprise that eHarmony boasts some very outstanding metrics when it comes to making forever connections. In addition, you won't be meeting people at random because the website suggests dates based on a long list of characteristics, and if you're not happy with the matches it's made, you can cancel your membership for three months without any financial penalty.  7. Seventh, we have Match.com.  Match.com was an early adopter of the online dating scene in the mid-1990s, and the success of its pairing services has allowed it to endure. Paid customers who can't get enough face time can attend in-person match events; users who prefer to stick to the computer can use the "interests" tab to send messages to whomever they like (no swiping required) and still take use of the app's intelligent matching system.  8. The Upcoming Romance  Next Love is another rare option for single parents and divorcees, much like Stir. There is currently a small user base and the membership fee is rather high (about $235 per year). However, the search feature boasts an astonishing array of filters, allowing users to narrow their results to better suit their tastes.  9. There Are Several Fish In The Sea  It's reasonable to say that Plenty of Fish lives up to its name, with a massive 70 million members, which is to be expected given that the program is free of charge. Rumor has it that Plenty of Fish is especially helpful for single mothers, although everyone can benefit from the site's flexible profile options. So, if you're looking for something more substantial than a simple swipe, this app can be a good fit.  10. Bumble  Bumble, a women-centric dating app established by Tinder co-founder Whitney Wolfe, is a great option for single mothers looking for romance without the sexiness. Since the software exclusively permits users of the female gender to make the first move in a chat, ladies may rest assured that they will have all the power. The risk is really low because Bumble provides a free trial with an upgrade option.