Re: When To Tell | | In my case my oldest daughters “sperm donor” never paid child support. When she was five and I was getting married to my husband, we said sign over rights or pay five years in back child support. He signed those papers so fast. My husband adopted my daughter, new birth certificate, and he has always been her dad. My daughter has always known of her real dad, and has a great relationship with his parents. (So do my husband and I). She spends summer with them, and thinks her dad is a looser. It really is true that they know who loves them and knows who their real parents are. At 16, she does not question who her dad is, he is the one who takes care of her, and loves her every day. Now my toughest problem is the questions from her little sis, just like you I think she knows, because we get the questions of why was sissy in your wedding, and where was daddy in this picture. We have not come out and told her that her sissy has a different daddy. I do not think she would understand, because all of her life if has been the four of us. I agree with everyone else, tell him as soon as the time is right, he will know who loves him.
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