Well, she could, but it really isn't polite to your daughter, especially since it's your girlfriend, and not your daughter's actual mother. It would be mostly impolite, because she's your girlfriend, and not your daughter's actual mother, so she should be sleeping in a separate room. That is just my opinion, but it really matters what your daughter thinks of the situation.
Another PerspectiveNo. Your daughter should not regularly be in the same room or bed with you and your girlfriend. If her mother wants to make an issue of that living arrangement in court, the judge would not be sympathetic to your choice of sleeping arrangements. She should have her own space and privacy. She should also have some quality time alone with her father. There is no reason for you to impose your present love interest on your child in such an intimate manner.
If on the other hand you are speaking of temporary sleeping arrangements such as a vacation, the child should have his own bed and if having a separate room isn't feasible then you should refrain from sexual activity that might disturb the child.
It might help in making this type of decision if you place the child's needs and best interest before your own. That is the definition of a good parent.
no, no she can not
Supporting your daughter who has a girlfriend involves showing love, acceptance, and understanding. Listen to her, respect her relationship, and be there for her no matter what. Encourage open communication and create a safe and inclusive environment for her and her girlfriend.
Probably no one, unless he really did have a secret girlfriend.
Ownership is determine by the names and the wording on the deed or title to the property in question. In such a case as cited the payment of taxes owed is not relevant when it pertains to who actually owns the home. The daughter can put a lien against the girl friend's share of the property for the taxes paid.
I would think so since she is so young. As a teacher and with a degree in child development it would be better for the child to have her own room. At three her stage of development is learning independence from the parents and care givers. She needs to sleep in her own room.
I would think, that if you HAVE the extra room, it would be a good idea for them not to share. If you only have one room for them, they will have to get used to the idea. I shared a room my entire life. When I was two, I shared with my eleven year old sisters and my five year old sister. We got along fine. But, like I said, if there IS an extra room for your oldest daughter, I would split them up. No way she would need her space!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It, in my opinion, would be best to have separate rooms. Or the alternative is to have separate beds.
Jay Paul Molinere's wife is the mother of his son. His wife's name is Ashleigh and they also have a daughter together.
No I do not think you can share a room. But you should try
his girlfriend is Laura Michelle and he has a daughter named samari
the person you or your wife or girlfriend gave birth to is ur daughter #instagirlz4(*$#
all you have to do is go to your room and click on share room and the copy the URL on the address bar.