And it must be absolutely detrimental to the children, even if they were stand up guys.
Couldn’t agree with you more. Too many children with no father. I have one neighbor who has 2 kids with 2 daddys but none of them live there. She has lived with 5 different men in the last 6 years and the kids call each one daddy. Talk about child abuse. You would think Bristol would be thrilled that he would want to take part in his daughter’s life. Details can be ironed out in court or mediation. As far as him not being there for the pregnancy...hey they split up a week before the wedding. We don’t know how emotional that was for either of them. Now is the time for Bristol and Dakota to put their differences aside and concentrate on what’s best for their daughter. Gov. Palin didn’t have to add to the circus by putting her two cents in, she could have responded with “it’s Bristol’s personal family matter, and as such I will not comment on it”. That would have been the high road.
I’m not getting this.Are they preventing him from seeing the baby?Also why does Sarah have to speak for her adult daughter.Why give interviews on this.Poor baby.
What they have now has been stable and they are decent people and I think, because they've had that stability for the better part of 15 years the kids are pretty good kids. A couple of them seem to have some emotional damage but no drugs, etc.
The one daughter has a mother who is a druggie and brings chaos into her life, the other older daughter has a stable family from her father's side (not sure where that father went but he's not in the picture), the middle daughter never knew or had any contact with the father. The youngest, the son, is treated like the second coming and has had every benefit of an in tact family.
That's a better case scenario but it's still an inequitable, less than desirable mess.