This work examines the challenges and experiences of parenting under conditions of severe socioeconomic precarity. Drawing on sociological and psychological perspectives, it explores how structural inequalities, housing instability, and limited access to resources affect family dynamics and parental roles. The book offers insights into the resilience strategies employed by families in vulnerable situations and discusses implications for social policy and support services. Aimed at professionals in social work, healthcare, and education, as well as researchers and policymakers, it provides a nuanced understanding of the intersection between poverty and family life in contemporary France.