My daughters father my ex is telling her she only has 1 dad but I remarried so really she has 2?

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Technically, she does have only one father. There's a great debate on whether stepparents should be addressed as "Mom" or "Dad," but it all comes down to personal opinion. I personally feel that if both parents are active in their child's life, then only the biological parents should be addressed by the title.

For example, my sons from a previous marriage simply address my husband as "Brian" even though my two younger, our children together, address him as Dad. We've seen no confusion out of them in doing so. However, others will argue that being stingy with titles are the result of insecurities.It wasn't for us, but maybe it is for others.

What you need to do is ask yourself this, when your ex remarries are you okay with your daughter addressing her as Mom? Or her being considered as a mother, being given motherly responsiblities for your daughter? If the answer is no, then I think you need to teach your 3 year old the difference between Dad and stepdad.

As for Tennessee law, typically the Courts won't address it one way or another, but such a factor can come into play determining future custody, if it should be argued, as it can be a tell-tale sign of willingness to co-parent, intent of a parent, etc. Hope this gives you food for thought and helps you make the decision best for daughter. Good luck!

Put yourself in his shoes. Would you want him to remarry and shortly after let his new wife become "mom"? I know legaly he might be concidered 1 of 2 dads, but it is a painful thing for any parent so I understand where he is coming from.

However there are some things I disagree with. I don't think I could ever lie to my daughter by telling her she is beautiful. To me she is perfect and beautiful, I don't think anything could change that.

I fell in love with her the minute that I saw her, is she beautiful? To me absolutely, but truth be told perhaps that is just my perception of her, and I don't see my perception being any different regardless of whether or not my children have features that other would find beautiful or not. I think the best way to be a good father is to protect her from anything that would do her harm.

Be willing to sacrifice anything for her, and give her to the tools and experiences she will need to be successful in life. In all honesty I am terrified of what the future of raising a daughter will bring. However I will do whatever I can to ensure that my children to have every advantage that I did not have.

To me fathering a daughter has been an adventure and I am only 8 months in. There isn't anything I wouldn't sacrifice for her, and I think that is the key to raising a daughter. To be willing to sacrifice everything to make sure she has every advantage possible.

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