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Could a person name their baby with another last name instead their own?
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∙ 16y ago
Yes, you can name your baby anything that you want to. It does not have to have the same last name as either one of the parents.
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How did you get baby?
You could adopt or you could produce with another person that is the opposite gender
What is another way to call a mermaid baby and a merman baby?
You could call it a mermale or a mer-baby-male
If a person dies and the baby's father is in jail could the maternal grandparents get full custody of the child?
The baby's grandparents could get custody.
What is the name of the person that delivers baby's?
It could be a midwife or an obstetrician.
Where to drop off a tot?
You can take your toddler to a baby sitter or you could hire a baby sitter to come to your house instead to watch your child.
Can you dry the baby's diaper area by a hairdryer?
No! There's a risk you could burn the baby! Use a soft dry cloth or towel instead.
Where could a person buy baby toys from Lamaze?
A person can buy baby toys for Lamaze on their official website. You can also purchase baby toys from Lamaze at your local children's or baby's store, like Kohls.
What if you think that the baby father has a child with another person but is not telling you?
Well he is not obligated to tell you.
Could I have rights to my daughters baby?
This will have to be decided by the judge. If you are a good person and the father is not in the picture, it is very likely that you will have rights to the baby.
What is another word for babies?
Another word for baby could be small, miniature, petite, tiny or little. It could also be newborn, infant, and youngster.
What song is baby baby baby?
The song could be Baby by Justin Bieber OR also it could be U2 - Ultraviolet, as the last person posted, so don't get your hopes up that it's just the Justin Bieber song. TLC Joss Stone Justin Bieber all have baby baby baby songs
If a baby was 'cloned' instead of 'born' would it have no rights of citizenship under the 14th amendment?
The technology to clone does not mean that the baby would not be "born". It would inherit it's genetics from one person, and be brought to term in a host mother. For it not to be "born", one would have to imagine another technological breakthrough - an artificial womb. However, I think it could be argued that the act of being removed from such a womb - cloned or not - would constitute being "born".
