Eight years old is old enough to hear a partial truth. You could say something like 'Your father is a good man, but he wasn't well and couldn't cope looking after a family, but remember one thing ... he loves you." For now that's all you have to say.
they can't be absent stupid answered by a 7 year old
Try to explain to the 5-year-old that he/she should have waited until at least age 8 before becoming a mother or father of a child.
The odds are against it. Ask your father to explain! And best of luck!
No, that would mean he became a father at 7. Not possible.
No DNA tests prove that he is not the father although it is possible for a 13 year old to be a mother or a father.
Shakespeare was the father of modern English.
Give the father the two year old and say to the two year old "Luke this is your father" unless the kids name isn't Luke. Then you just say "here's your dad" and give the kid to him.
The best age to explain the concept of an absent parent to a child is typically around 6 to 8 years old. At this age, children are more able to understand complex emotions and concepts, and can begin to process and cope with the idea of an absent parent. It is important to approach the conversation with sensitivity and honesty, and to provide support and reassurance to the child throughout the discussion.
I must say, if he hasn't been there for his whole life then i would seriously consider letting the 10yr old see his father as it is important that the child knows his real father. He doeshave a right to know.This is properly a question for your attorney. Absent any paperwork establishing custody and visitation, the father has the same rights as you do. A friendly solution is going to be best for everyone.
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