My girl is due in less than two weeks! We are naming her Elsie Autumn (: the only thing that could change is the last name /: my boyfriend is unfaithful, and at the last minute I could switch from his name to mine depending on how he acts in L&D.
On a happy note- what are you naming your little one? (:
So...what do you think will change between now and the birth? He will magically become faithful? How involved of a parent is he going to be to your baby?
my boyfriend is unfaithful, and at the last minute I could switch from his name to mine depending on how he acts in L&D.
OK, I'll bite.
On the off chance that this isn't MUD, his behavior in L&D should not be the deciding factor here. Then again, naming the baby is the least of the concerns for your situation.
5 cycles of "TTC" - 3 intentional, 2 not so intentional. 5 BFPs. My rainbow arrived 10/15/14. TFMC 08.02.13 at 19+ weeks. Everyday I grieve for my little Olive.
5 cycles of "TTC" - 3 intentional, 2 not so intentional. 5 BFPs. My rainbow arrived 10/15/14. TFMC 08.02.13 at 19+ weeks. Everyday I grieve for my little Olive.
I would advise you to give the baby your last name. If you are already having issues with the baby's father, he may not be involved long term and it will make it easier on you and your baby if you have the same last name. Just my two cents!
Sounds like a more complex situation then we can comment on here OP. I would try to look at things as objectively as you can though. Your BF is not faithful to you, but what was the status of the relationship when the pregnancy happened? Has there been discussion as to how involved he plans to be with your child. Your relationship may not work, but hopefully both of you can have a successful relationship with your child. The name is beautiful. Good Luck!
I would advise you to give the baby your last name. If you are already having issues with the baby's father, he may not be involved long term and it will make it easier on you and your baby if you have the same last name. Just my two cents!
I would advise you to give the baby your last name. If you are already having issues with the baby's father, he may not be involved long term and it will make it easier on you and your baby if you have the same last name. Just my two cents!
My boyfriend stepped out for the first time this week. It was an unplanned pregnancy. He told me about it immediately and we are working it out. Because, you know, we are human.
Thanks for everyone with serious replies. I think it's a good plan to give her my name! (:
The irrelevant comments about things like my BEAUTIFUL bare belly and use of "backwards" smiley faces.. Well, I'll chalk that up to pregnancy hormones!
My boyfriend stepped out for the first time this week. It was an unplanned pregnancy. He told me about it immediately and we are working it out. Because, you know, we are human.
Thanks for everyone with serious replies. I think it's a good plan to give her my name! (:
The irrelevant comments about things like my BEAUTIFUL bare belly and use of "backwards" smiley faces.. Well, I'll chalk that up to pregnancy hormones!
1. This context probably would've been helpful to add into your first post.
2. You obviously haven't been around much to understand our reactions.
I wouldn't give my baby his last name. He has to sign the birth certificate, Or you will never get help from him. Make him pay at the least. Even if he doesn't want to be a part of LOs life he should still have to support her financially. If you don't need help supporting her great, save if for college.
My boyfriend stepped out for the first time this week. It was an unplanned pregnancy. He told me about it immediately and we are working it out. Because, you know, we are human.
Thanks for everyone with serious replies. I think it's a good plan to give her my name! (:
The irrelevant comments about things like my BEAUTIFUL bare belly and use of "backwards" smiley faces.. Well, I'll chalk that up to pregnancy hormones!
I'm not pregnant.
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I wouldn't give my baby his last name. He has to sign the birth certificate, Or you will never get help from him. Make him pay at the least. Even if he doesn't want to be a part of LOs life he should still have to support her financially. If you don't need help supporting her great, save if for college.
No! No! No! ^ doesn't know what the fuck she is talking about!
1. It is 1000% easier to give the baby his name later if everything works out and he suddenly starts shitting rainbows than it is to change it from his last name to yours if things don't go perfectly.
2. He does NOT have to sign the birth certificate in order to be financially responsible for your child. You can prove paternity and he is responsible.
3. Because you are the mother and gave birth to your child, you have 100% say in your child's name. It is completely up to you.
I wouldn't give my baby his last name. He has to sign the birth certificate, Or you will never get help from him. Make him pay at the least. Even if he doesn't want to be a part of LOs life he should still have to support her financially. If you don't need help supporting her great, save if for college.
Whatever. I do know what I am talking about save your self the trouble and the attorney fees. Let him sign it. I have been throught this with my DHs ex. We had NO RIGHTs till we filed throught the AGs office on our selfs! After we had the test done. It seems to me he wants to be in there. So save your self some time and trouble.
Dont be such a bitch. I can't say anything on this site with out one of you rude bitches having something to say about it. Once paternity is proven he will be able to sign the birth certificate. Sounds to me like she knows he is the dad. So why complicate things
Whatever. I do know what I am talking about save your self the trouble and the attorney fees. Let him sign it. I have been throught this with my DHs ex. We had NO RIGHTs till we filed throught the AGs office on our selfs! After we had the test done. It seems to me he wants to be in there. So save your self some time and trouble.
Dont be such a bitch. I can't say anything on this site with out one of you rude bitches having something to say about it. Once paternity is proven he will be able to sign the birth certificate. Sounds to me like she knows he is the dad. So why complicate things
Whatever. I do know what I am talking about save your self the trouble and the attorney fees. Let him sign it. I have been throught this with my DHs ex. We had NO RIGHTs till we filed throught the AGs office on our selfs! After we had the test done. It seems to me he wants to be in there. So save your self some time and trouble.
Dont be such a bitch. I can't say anything on this site with out one of you rude bitches having something to say about it. Once paternity is proven he will be able to sign the birth certificate. Sounds to me like she knows he is the dad. So why complicate things
Truly, I have no idea what you're saying in this post. I'm not trying to be rude, but I cannot understand what advice you really are giving the OP. She can have him sign the birth certificate without giving the baby his last name. The two aren't related.
Also, I thought your ex didn't know until well after the baby's birth that the baby was his? So really, you don't have experience with this type of situation.
Read my first post is was pretty clear. I never said she had to give the baby his name nor would I.
We had a test done ASA she was born. Texas state laws says she couldn't stay over night with us till after the age of 3. So really I DO.
Here you go again assuming you know me and my situation. Who the fuck are you to tell any one what they have experience in ? Let OP decide to take my advice or not I don't remember posting to engage in another bitch attack fest.
Read my first post is was pretty clear. I never said she had to give the baby his name nor would I.
We had a test done ASA she was born. Texas state laws says she couldn't stay over night with us till after the age of 3. So really I DO.
Here you go again assuming you know me and my situation. Who the fuck are you to tell any one what they have experience in ? Let OP decide to take my advice or not I don't remember posting to engage in another bitch attack fest.
Read my first post is was pretty clear. I never said she had to give the baby his name nor would I.
We had a test done ASA she was born. Texas state laws says she couldn't stay over night with us till after the age of 3. So really I DO.
Here you go again assuming you know me and my situation. Who the fuck are you to tell any one what they have experience in ? Let OP decide to take my advice or not I don't remember posting to engage in another bitch attack fest.
To the bolded: oooh, you got me. ) )
I only know what (nonsense, drivel, and lies) you post here. Like where you judge people for smoking while pregnant, while admittedly smoking pot while pregnant.
And I forgot, you do have experience of a significant other stepping out on you so maybe you feel bonded for that reason. But just so I'm clear, I don't care about you or your situation, I just don't want you passing off crappy advice to someone who might actually think you know what you're talking about.
I think a child should take the fathers last name. if things don't work out the way you want them to feel free to change the babies last name to yours. Give him the benefit of the doubt first, the way he treats you is not always going to be be how he will treat your baby.
Re: babys last name..
On the off chance that this isn't MUD, his behavior in L&D should not be the deciding factor here. Then again, naming the baby is the least of the concerns for your situation.
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TFMC 08.02.13 at 19+ weeks. Everyday I grieve for my little Olive.
Thanks for everyone with serious replies. I think it's a good plan to give her my name! (:
The irrelevant comments about things like my BEAUTIFUL bare belly and use of "backwards" smiley faces.. Well, I'll chalk that up to pregnancy hormones!
So just "no manners" then haha doesn't surprise me either way.
1. This context probably would've been helpful to add into your first post.
2. You obviously haven't been around much to understand our reactions.
3. Hormones and "no manners" .... just no.
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Stepped out for the first time this week? It's only Monday!
Sad trombone.
1. It is 1000% easier to give the baby his name later if everything works out and he suddenly starts shitting rainbows than it is to change it from his last name to yours if things don't go perfectly.
2. He does NOT have to sign the birth certificate in order to be financially responsible for your child. You can prove paternity and he is responsible.
3. Because you are the mother and gave birth to your child, you have 100% say in your child's name. It is completely up to you.
Dont be such a bitch. I can't say anything on this site with out one of you rude bitches having something to say about it. Once paternity is proven he will be able to sign the birth certificate. Sounds to me like she knows he is the dad. So why complicate things
We had a test done ASA she was born. Texas state laws says she couldn't stay over night with us till after the age of 3. So really I DO.
Here you go again assuming you know me and my situation. Who the fuck are you to tell any one what they have experience in ? Let OP decide to take my advice or not I don't remember posting to engage in another bitch attack fest.