Just go with the flow. Obviously you're cool with the fact that she has a daughter. Kids are great and it is actually pretty special if she called you daddy because it shows she likes/trusts you. If it becomes too much for you, then maybe have a talk with the gf, but for now, just let it be and enjoy the moment.
2007-04-12 03:22:14
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answered by ju_ty 1
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Don't panic. A two year old child of a divorce will easily call any man "Daddy". She likely identifies you (a man) in her home as her new Daddy. Don't push her away or correct her by saying "I'm not your Daddy." Her mother knows and she should explain to her young daughter later when they are alone that you are not her "Daddy" but just a good friend of Mommy. If you are into a sexual relationship with this woman and the child sees you late at night and again early in the morning she could easily equate this behavior as that of "a Daddy". Remember this child is only two years old so be as kind and loving to her as you can. If your relationship extends over a long period of time, it will probably be difficult for her to adjust to your not being there any more. Good luck. Sounds like "Mommy" got a bad deal but is being a great "Mother" to her two year old child. All other things being equal, you could do a lot worse.
2007-04-12 03:30:13
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answered by Snake 2
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How recently? Do you and her mom have any long term plans? Is the daughter's father still in her life?
Technically, while yu are dating her mother, you are a father figure. No, you aren't her father, but father and daddy are 2 different things. Obviously, this bothers you, or else you wouldn't have posted about it.
Talk to her mom, let her know how you feel, where you stand. I remember what it was like being 22 with a little girl. She'll prefer it if you're upfront about your feelings. Then either both of you, or just the mom, can talk to the little miss and remind her that she has a father and while you care very much for her, you aren't daddy.
Or, you can puff up your chest and take a moment of pride in that she wants you to be her daddy. She's young, and I'm sure many of her friends have daddy's. She wants one, and she chose you.
2007-04-12 03:28:50
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answered by Paula S 3
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That is normal for little ones to call the male figures in their life daddy or women mommy. Your a man and so is their dad that is how they look at it. I would not let it scare you too much unless you are not planning on getting seriouis with this female. It is something men need to think of before dating a women with children, it is a total package can't have one without the other.
2007-04-12 03:29:07
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answered by BSB 1
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I think that you definitely need to talk to this woman, who you have just started to date. Since your relationship is so new, I think you need to set some boundaries. I realize that this little girl is only 2 years old, however, I do not think you are comfortable with her calling you daddy.I sense a bit of apprehension on your part, and I feel it is justified. The mother of this little girl needs to try and explain that you are her(moms) friend. Who knows where this relationship is going? I can not see, letting this little girl get into the habit of calling you daddy, when you are only in the early stage of this relationship. It is the mothers responsibility, to set things right by her daughter, and hopefully, she is not using her, to get to you. Personally, I think this young mother was irresponsible to introduce you into her little girls life, so early in your relationship. I hope this little girl does not get too attached to you, for it is too soon to know how this relationship will end up, Good luck, and I hope everything works out for all of you.
2007-04-12 03:33:44
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answered by Anonymous
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undesirable first reaction for one! you mustn't scold your new child only because of the fact an blunders on your wifes's section. and not genuine advantageous to call her an fool by using the way. while i replaced into little I regularly discovered the toys interior the closet that could at last be from santa. We in no way positioned 2 and a couple of collectively. yet your thought approximately wrapping those she for sure observed and make those from you and those she didnt from santa is a sturdy one. do only not scold her or perhaps your spouse for a normal mistake.
2016-10-21 22:56:34
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answered by Anonymous
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Sweetie,i would address this with your girlfriend first off.Secondly,i wouldnt scold the daughter.She is only two years old,so every male figure that is in her life are going to be referred to as "daddy".If she has been seeing alot of you around the house then its going to give her the idea.If it makes you uncomfortable address the girlfriend.You also,must realise when dating someone with children,who have been divorced etc that you have to accept the baggage that is brought into it.Good luck hun,and have a good day!!
2007-04-12 03:25:22
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answered by Anonymous
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unless you are only in it for one thing & don't plan on sticking around for long i wouldn't let it get to you too much as the child obviously see's you as a father figure if the feeling is mutual then just go with the flow did you speak to your gf about it at all? if her daughter calling you daddy makes you uneasy then just ask her to help the child refer to you by your name
2007-04-12 03:31:47
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answered by Anonymous
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Since you recently started dating, then i wouldn't think it would of been a good idea to meet the daughter already. I would of at least waited to see how the relationship goes. If you don't like her calling you daddy (hell, i wouldn't) i'd tell mommy.
2007-04-12 03:25:37
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answered by Troy Mac 3
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How long have you been dating and do you plan on marrying her? Maybe come up with a cute nickname similar to daddy and teach her that if you are going to stick around.
2007-04-12 03:22:15
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answered by ms_sweet_real 2
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