Anonymous wrote:What is this man's job that he is so unavailable?
Anonymous wrote:I am so confused.
You want your ex who is the father of your child to possibly be the father of a second child with you. Correct?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is the dad of the first child involved?
My concern would be that if the first child has a dad in its life and the second child does not, that would seem kind of unfair to the second child. He/she could feel cheated.
Are you saying you'd have the second child by the father of the first? If both have the same situation, it could be ok.
Different Dads. First ex is involved. Yes the second child would have less of a close relationship with his Dad when work interferes.
How many exes and children do you have?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is the dad of the first child involved?
My concern would be that if the first child has a dad in its life and the second child does not, that would seem kind of unfair to the second child. He/she could feel cheated.
Are you saying you'd have the second child by the father of the first? If both have the same situation, it could be ok.
Different Dads. First ex is involved. Yes the second child would have less of a close relationship with his Dad when work interferes.
Anonymous wrote:How old is the child you have?
Depending on the age I think it could be confusing to him/her for mom & dad to be having a baby together but not be together.
Anonymous wrote:Is the dad of the first child involved?
My concern would be that if the first child has a dad in its life and the second child does not, that would seem kind of unfair to the second child. He/she could feel cheated.
Are you saying you'd have the second child by the father of the first? If both have the same situation, it could be ok.
Anonymous wrote:Use a sperm donor. So much less complicated. Don't choose to bring that complication into your kids' life by choice.
If you can't afford donor sperm, maybe another kid is more than you should financially take on.