Just curious..I have a 5 year old son by my ex & a 4 month old with my current boyfriend. My ex is NOT on my son's birth certificate & has nothing to do with him (which I'm okay with!) however we do have a pending case for domestic battery, next court being in April. I'm curious as to if I'm legally allowed to move out of state. Technically he has no rights, correct??? I'm in Indiana and we are currently looking at possibly moving to Florida.
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you wouldn't have to stay, but there would have to be some sort of visitations set up.
@lovemyson_610, but if he were to have like visitations or anything saying he's the dad or if he was to all of a sudden fight for some type of custody it could cause me to have to stay?
as long as he has nothing proving he's the father, you're allowed to go anywhere you want!
Curious to hear some answers on when you were able to put your babies in their cribs and they would just fall asleep on their own. I'm hearing a lot of 6 months old. I know every baby is different but still curious to hear other mom's answers 😁.
( my son is 5 months and currently we are still doing our bath then bottle routine in a dark room to get him to sleep. He will not just go to sleep if we don't do this).
*I'm just looking for others perspectives*
I want to have my son circumcised, my husband who is uncircumcised does not want our son to get the procedure. I don't know much about the difference because I'm a woman, we don't have a religious preference to do it, just I'm just curious about what others plan on doing for their son!
I wanna get to know you ladies better ! :) so what's everyone's names, how old are you, what do you do for work, and how many kiddos do you have?!
Share if you want :) I'm just curious is all.
Revealing to SO's children and ex...
My SO has two boys and he's afraid of telling them we are expecting... Do we tell their mom first? Do any of you have the same situation? Any advice??
Locking your doors
We are having a discussion on one of my birth boards from my older kids about locking doors and security alarms. There are many of us (me included) who do not lock our doors at home (I actually don't even have a deadbolt on my house and we don't lock it when we leave either), and others who think that's totally weird. So what do you do? Do you lock your doors? Do you think it's weird that people don't?
if you have no child support/visitation set up, I don't see why you couldn't move out of state, but if he does all of a sudden wasn't custody/visitation that may change, kinda depends I guess.