Family life knows different structures, and some are somehow moving away from the traditional concept of family. Nowadays, we are talking about modern parenting, new challenges that are placed in front of parents, but also the needs of children that should be satisfied. Under the influence of social change, there is also a change in the structure of the family. One of the families that is different from the traditional and without thinking is classified into the contemporary one are single parent families. A group that makes a smaller share in single-parent families are single fathers. However, it should be borne in mind that changes in the family structure do not necessarily result in changes in attitudes towards the family, parents or the way children are raised. Single parents, and therefore single fathers, often encounter stereotypical attitudes of the environment. It is also necessary to get acquainted with the problems and needs of single fathers, but also single parents in general. Identify their weaknesses, but also their advantages so that society would be able to recognize how to give them much needed support, so that prejudices and stereotypes could be reduced to a minimum. The range of challenges that single fathers meet is great. From a new parenting role and taking over multiple roles to institutional problems. A level of acceptance of the society in which they live has a great role in providing support and creating a safe environment. The purpose of this research was to find out whether there are prejudices against single parent fathers and what are the general attitudes of the society toward single fatherhood. Also, it was important to determine whether age, education, marital status and family influenced adults in their attitudes to single fatherhood. Additionally, the personal experience of single fathers is also of a great value to understand their view of their own parenting, child raising, and their life as a single father.