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I agree with clindholm, get a paternity test done after the baby is born. Maybe he has jitters (come on!) and when he realizes he is really a daddy now, he will step up and you can work things out. But, if he still has issues after the paternity test, the best you can do for your baby is try and get along as best as possible for the baby's sake. It can be difficult at times, but is best in the long run. Either way it works out, definately get the ball rolling on establishing child support. With my first child, I was pretty much alone from the start, as he found someone new as soon as I found out I was pregnant. I felt alone in that sense, but I had my friends and family for support. While you can't make him want to be with you and the baby as a family unit, hopefully he will want to be in the baby's life as a good role model and dad! I worked hard on trying to keep my daughters father in her life and while it took awhile, they have a good relationship now and no matter what my feelings are toward him, my daughters feelings toward him are more important! I hope things do work out for you all, but make sure you establish Child Support asap because it can takes months to finally get a judgement-and he definately needs to help support this little bundle of joy financially! I hope this helped a little!

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