If U Have A Baby With A 5th or 6th cousin?
Me and my girlfriend want to have a baby but we just recently found out that we were 5th or 6th cousins and we are worried that if we do have a baby if it will be born with any birth defects because we are realated. Can Someone Plz Help Me? She Is Soo Amazing And I Love Her To Death I Already Want To Marry Her But If Were Not Gonna Be Able To Have A Normal Kid I Dnt Think We Can Be Together Anymore =*(
He says he wants a baby from me?
For me being an old fashioned romantic kind of guy and a strictly monogamous gentleman. I wouldn't use those words exactly. But, if we're that much in love and we have a strong long lasting commitment between us. I would let her know that I'd love to have children with her. The woman is ALWAYS included in the package. The family package ! :)
I wish i could have a baby?
me and my hubby been tryin, but every month i get my period im so jealous of my friends, everyday someone new gets pregnant, and can share their pregnancy stories, all i can do is listen and say "aww" its not fair tho, all these girls out here can get pregnant at the drop of a dime, having more than one child! half of them dont even want the baby or plan for it, and dont know what to do with it! but the woman who do want to have a baby cant even get pregnant with one! we plan and watch the clock, and every month we cry because we get our periods, i would give anything to have my own its just not fair!
Should I have a baby in high school?
So my boyfriend and I have been dating for almost two months. Before this, we were best friends for nearly a year. We are both in high school. He is a Junior and I am a Sophomore. We have been talking about having a baby for about a month now and we are both highly interested. I brought the conversation up, but he had been thinking about before I ever even brought it up. We were planning on conceiving the baby in September so I would have the baby in the summer between my Junior and Senior year of high school. We both have plans after high school. We have changed them dozens of time and are still contemplating them to work well with having a baby. I am currently taking a child development class and had to take care of a Real Care baby for nearly a week. Although it was hard, I really loved doing the project. It only shows the work of having a baby and not the fun though. If you think I should do it or not, please give me your opinion. If you need more detail, let me know and I will add more detail about anything you need to know to give me the best advice you can. Thank you so much!
Should I have a baby on my own without the father?
A few years ago I met a woman. She was Canadian (Indian ethnicity) but came to London for her career. She had a gorgeous toddler son.I commented on her son, and she told me that she used a sperm donor. I was a little taken aback, wasn't sure what to say. She told me that she had a successful career in IT, and that suddenly she found herself in her late thirties and single. Dating was difficult as she couldn't find a man that wanted children, so she was financially able to go down the sperm donor route and become a single mum. At the time of meeting her, she was going through another round of treatment hoping for a second child.I recall the men that were privy to the conversation judge her in disgust. However, although it wasn't conventional, fair play, she desperately wanted children and found herself at an age that waiting for the right guy to come along could mean it would be too late. Giving me advice, she said, "Abida, the years fly by, don't hang around waiting for a guy, make sure you're with someone that wants children from the outset."It's not only women that worry about their biological clock. Over a year later I received a message from a guy in his early forties. He said he enjoyed reading my profile, but he had to be honest, he wasn't looking to get married. "I just want children without the relationship, I'm financially stable to support having them. I very much liked how you wrote, I sense you're well-brought up, and the icing on the cake, I'm a Cambridge Maths grad & you're a Physics Imperial grad, imagine how clever our babies will be," he said. Erm, well, that was certainly a unique proposition!If I'm honest, there have been occasions I do ponder whether I could have children on my own. If I had to choose between a life without the love of a man or children, I'd go with a life without a man (insert, let's hope future hubby isn't reading this). I love children so much, I'd be sad if I couldn't have them.In an ideal world, and being traditional, my preference would be to raise a family with a husband rather than alone. However, if circumstances meant that I hadn't met the right guy, and I happened to be financially secure, then I see nothing wrong with breaking convention and having a child alone. Lots of women do it, and are fantastic, loving single parents. Hats off to them! So, in answer to your question, I can't tell you if you should or not, all I can say is that I see nothing wrong, if that's the path you wish to take...
How do I deal with my boyfriend having a baby with another girl?
There might be 2 cases involved.It happened after you came into his life.It happened before you came into his life.In both the cases,Leave him.The reason is pretty simple,If it happened after you came into his life,that means he cheated,that means he doesn’t love you.So i don’t see any point of being in such a relationship.You don’t want to be hurt again right?so just leave him.And if it happened before you came into his life,then too leave him.The reason is still pretty simple,Now he is going to become a Dad,he is somwhere responsible for the baby. He should stand on his reaponsibilites which currently he is not(because he left her and met you).He should go back to her,apologise,and fulfill his responsibilities.Currently he is cheating both of you,so both of you should leave him but yes the responsibility of the baby is on his head.I think that would help.
How do I convince my girlfriend to have a baby with me now?
I'm sorry that you have a partner you love that doesn't want the same things as you. You can't convince her and shouldn't try to persuade her. Maybe kids aren't for her. If she wanted to have kids with you now then she would. Think about what is more important to you. If having kids is more important to you then being with her then maybe you should leave her and try to find someone who wants a family. But if she is more important then you will need to accept her the way she is, even if that means she doesn't want kids. And don't go getting married thinking she will all of a sudden want kids. Marriage doesn't equal children. Even if she marries you, she will still be the same person. My sister-in-law was with her Ex for 7 years and she wanted to get married but he didn't so they broke up. Luckily she is now married to a great guy. I wish you all the best.