Generally, statistically speaking, yes. There's no outright guarantee of course. It all depends on the parenting he/she gets if it is righteous and applied well.

Give me a break here, it's the difference between a cold, lonely night and a comforting warm loving home. Please worship together and get blessings at your family church. Know where your going in life!!!

a teacher told me that most of problem children in her classes had a single parent or problems like alcoholic parent or gamblers

It depends...if one of the parentw is violent abusive or toxic in any way they usually dont grow up to have q good life some kids honestly are better off with just one parent

Children born into a 2 parent family will have more opportunities but it depends what they want to do with their life during their education etc. My daughter was raised in a 2 parent family until she was 15 years old and went from having everything to having nothing and few years later she was a single mum and raised her son in a single parent family mainly on benefits but when her son was old enough she went back to education and struggled for years but she recently graduated with a Masters degree and her son is now a 2nd year med student so it shows life is what you make of it.

Statistics say children brought up in a two-parent home are less likely to grow up in poverty, have better health outcomes, and are more likely to graduate from high school and go to college but that doesn't mean that a child born into a single parent home won't. It also doesn't mean that all children raised in a two-parent home have a "better life"...

Generally, yes - having a stable household environment is better than an unstable household environment.

Statistically, yes.