Hi all, so my daughter is expecting a baby in the new couple months. She was able to find the father of the child and they attempted a relationship for about a month. She has now broken up with him and is planning to focus on her school and the baby. She lives with us and as far as we know, that is her plan for the foreseeable future. She was back and forth for awhile, but she seems to want to stay in AB.
She has her own space, bathroom, kitchen, bedroom (about 800sqft) and a stable living condition. He lives with his mother and has parole conditions preventing him from moving anywhere else at the moment.
Neither of them have an income or any possible way to support themselves outside of income support and CCB when the baby is born. Hoping that will change once my daughter finishes school and enters the workforce, but that's not likely to be for 6 or more months after baby is born.
I am wondering what custody and parenting time might look like for a newborn? And what factors might come into play?
Also, I'm definitely not getting involved or trying to insert myself. I'm genuinely curious and wanting to give her realistic expectations as right now she is sick with anxiety and thinking he's going to force his way into the hospital room to take the baby and nobody can stop him. Clearly that's not the case, but she can't eat or sleep or even do a bit of research. She will usually listen to me and I want to be as upfront and honest with her as I can be.
She has her own space, bathroom, kitchen, bedroom (about 800sqft) and a stable living condition. He lives with his mother and has parole conditions preventing him from moving anywhere else at the moment.
Neither of them have an income or any possible way to support themselves outside of income support and CCB when the baby is born. Hoping that will change once my daughter finishes school and enters the workforce, but that's not likely to be for 6 or more months after baby is born.
I am wondering what custody and parenting time might look like for a newborn? And what factors might come into play?
Also, I'm definitely not getting involved or trying to insert myself. I'm genuinely curious and wanting to give her realistic expectations as right now she is sick with anxiety and thinking he's going to force his way into the hospital room to take the baby and nobody can stop him. Clearly that's not the case, but she can't eat or sleep or even do a bit of research. She will usually listen to me and I want to be as upfront and honest with her as I can be.
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