Why is it that My dad knows how old I am but mom dosent?
338003
ahe wishes you were still a baby she doesnt want you to grow up too fast you are only a child once you know so accept it let her hug you act like your 5 (and just ask your father for everything instead)
676801
Why not ask your dad?
479571
I think that is awesome that you are so forgiving, and excited to see your dad.. It's really amazing how your daughter was born on his birthday to.. I think that sometimes fate has a way of making things work out..You should just be very open and honest with your dad.. Tell him all the things that you have thought about over the years, and how much you have missed having him in your life.. Be receptive to what he has to say.. I hope that he involves himself with you and his new granddaughter from now on too.. I kinda know the feelings you have.. My dad passed away when I was eight. I don't remember him, and God knows how much I needed him there.. it's like you are always looking for something to replace that bond with.. \nI hope everything works out just as you hope it will!
570368
It sounds like your mom doesn't trust you. You need to earn your mom's trust and respect.
627679
Someone in your family will know....your mums mum, or mums sister or cousin...there is probably a female family member that she confided in at the time....or maybe even your "dad" would know...
574103
my parents are a lil older than other parents, REALLY over protective, REALLy werid, REALLY funny yet REALLy mean at times, but they love me a lot and i love them a lot lolz. i just tried to explain in a short setence like you asked so it's hard to explain bout them like that
227337
Sometimes birth certificates give the age of the parents.
353879
Once all parties are old enough to be responsible and mature, I don't think age difference much matters, and nor does it matter which of the two is the elder. My mother is seven years older than my father, and I don't see anything wrong with that.
417155
to grandparents \nluckly my mum told me all she could bout my dad \nbut my nan see him when i was 15 and gave him my mums number so we all get on now \nif not family try places on the internet freinds reunited he may have signed up
612153
I can give specific details but I won't because I got some info that you are only 12 yrs old...is that true?
78169
This is a family issue. You know you are innocent so, I would allow your mom to know whats going on. Yes even your father. They can be your greatest allies here. Sometimes parrents can be a true blessing and in this case, maybe MOM has a few tips up her sleeve that can really help. After all she was once your age and had her best friend too. I would goto them with everything and let them in on it. That way your relationship to your folks is greatly inhanced and they may even have the solution you need. Its worth a shot.
1077652
Well I do not know your mother, but from the sound of it. It appears she is proud of you and your daughter and wants her friends to see how well you are doing. \nYour 42 which means your mother is most likely in her 60tys + which means life for her has less pleasures left. She is your mother and when she is gone, little things like this will seem like miss chances of memories to share. \nYou know she has no control over your choices but if it makes her feel like she is then what harm is there really. \nTrust me one day you will be glad you let this happen.
602431
Not if he really cares about you as a person.  My mom is taller than my dad.  If he felt threatened by her height, I wouldn't be here today.
261485
My dad is!!!!But he is 40!!!!
1066494
Your mom was young once too, don't worry. It may seem strange to you, but it probably seemed like only yesterday she was young. THe older you get, the faster time goes. If you don't tell her, she will know anyway and probably ask you. \n\nI know this because I was a bit shy about asking my mom about it when I was younger, but more because my mom lived with me for a few years and then didn't, so I spent a great deal of time as the only girl in the house. Just approach it like "Mom, you know I'm growing up and all and, well, I think I've reached a new stage because I have gotten my period". No need to be shy, everyone does it and it's not a  big deal. \n\nCongrats on growing up :)  Just don't let it all get to your head, now.
335840
yes my mother was 42 and my father was 43 when I was born
739156
Nobody here can tell you that. Ask your parents.