% of childeren who are not the biological offspring of their fathers

fluffyteddy | 16:05 Tue 24th Feb 2009 | Body & Soul

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Anybody got any figures on this? I have a interest on this

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sheila17456

will he treat the child well? which would be my concern

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Sheila why is that of concern? Are you suggesting I am about to give birth to a child abuser? He doesnt WANT to know about a DNA test.

andy-hughes

Sixy-six per cent in our house!

Schutzengel

From a different angle. It's a wise child that knows it's own father. !!!

Ice.Maiden

ALL women who question the paternity of their children should get a DNA test done. What if the child had an illness which'd been inherited, or, god forbid, needed a transplant which might be compatible with the biological father?

Spoiled33

Ice have i told you lately that i love you :)

you are always the voice of reason :)

and never nasty. i lost that thread coz it all got a bit abusive :(

Ice.Maiden

Lol. No, you haven't told me lately that you love me. Who are you?!

jake-the-peg

I think someone may have read an article incorrectly.

Not 25 % but 1 in 25

http://menshealth.about.com/od/lifestyle/a/pat ernity.htm

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