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Input: I have a 1 year old son, but I’m not with the father anymore. His dad is wants to get him baptized in a Catholic Church, and I disagree.

First off, I’m not religious whatsoever. I went to church when I was younger and I always had a hard time believing in God and religion as a whole. I find it really cool that people can believe in something that it has a powerful impact on their lives, but it’s just never been for me. My son’s dad has never been very religious either. He never goes to church or anything like that, however his parents go to church and all their other grandchildren are baptized. I feel as if he is being pressured by his parents to get it done.

A couple weeks ago he told me he is planning on getting our son baptized. I told him that should be a decision both of us make. He told me that he needs to be baptized and that he knew I’d disagree. I would never not allow my son to be religious if that’s what he would like, and I’d never discourage him from getting involved in church, but I want him to be able to make that decision on his own. I told his dad that if he gets older and he chooses to get baptized then fine, but I disagree with doing it when he’s so young that he doesn’t even understand what it is. 

I’ve asked a couple people what they think and I’ve gotten mixed reactions- some people think it’s reasonable, and others think that I’m being too harsh by not allowing his father to make this decision and that it’s not even that big of a deal to get baptized.

Am I in the wrong here? Should I just let him get baptized and let it go and let him make his own decision to stay in the church when he’s older?

not getting my son baptized