Bravo to you. This is very similar to me, except my daughters ‘father’ has never been on the scene. I don’t need acknowledgment on Father’s Day, it’s not my day. We celebrate the positive male role models in her life, her grandad (my stepdad) who has stepped up and adores her, just as she does him.
No bad words said, nothing hidden and honesty 100% (as much is age appropriate) She Will find out herself one day, what a loser he is, but until that day she says she loves her daddy even though she’s never met him - breaks my heart a little but we smile through it and tell her that I know he loves her too. She’s only 3.5, so I’m sure there will be more questions to come but I will answer them as honestly as I can and without prejudice because that is what genuinely is the best thing for my girl.
Now can Lauryn say the same? Or has she plastered her personal vendetta all over the internet, never to be deleted, for Kairo to read when he’s older. Imagine if he develops a healthy strong relationship with his Dad and brothers in the future, he’ll always know how and what was said about them from his mother.
you are doing amazing, she will become curious but all I've ever said is some children are lucky because they get mummy's full attention and spoilt by mummy's family 
it always brought a smile! The hardest part for me was the tears when she started school and said why do her friends have daddies and not her 
this is why I came onto this page because what Lauryn is doing isn't what is best for Kairo and he won't thank her for it, he can Google his name and see all press of his life and wonder why his dad didn't want him, honestly it's heart breaking, I would have never made it public because if he was a miracle baby (I doubt it) would that not make her appreciate being a mum more than financially gaining from being a 1 night stand?! I hope she reads here and sees what mature parenting is instead of stalking a man who never loved her and never will!
