Is this disrespectful?

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My sons paternal grandparents asked me for a DNA test. Their son has two other kids. They also got a dna test for. I purchased a grandparents DNA test, for her peace of mind. He will be here next week. Parents know bout baby. Baby daddy is gone with the wind. As far as I’m concerned.

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I think that's an incredibly mature, polite response.

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Nope, I think that what you wrote was very mature and kind. It’s awesome that you’re willing to allow family to be apart of the babies life, even if the father wants no relationship. Great job! 😃

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Just a couple grammar errors :) they’re grandparents, they’ll appreciate good grammar. 
Force him to be a part of a child (space in apart)
My son’s life, you’re more than welcome (apostrophe on son, comma on life, apostrophe on you’re)
And that’s it :) sorry, it’s the teacher in me! I think this is extremely politely written, very mature and to the point. I also think this is a very mature mindset for you to have in general, being comfortable with allowing this dead beat dad to run and to take on the responsibility alone. I wish you the best of luck, the easiest of labors, and the sweetest of lives with your precious baby ❤️

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I think this is fine. My sister has a son who’s father hasn’t seen him since he was 6mths he is now 9yr. But his grandparents from the fathers side are so involved in their grandchild’s life it’s awesome. They never miss a birthday, Christmas, ester and all the other events. My sister lives in a different state to them. But that doesn’t stop the relationship on both sides the fly and visit each other every year and face time each other. 
I hope that happens for you

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This is incredible mature. Just one spelling mistake, it’s you’re more than welcome to not your more than welcome to :)

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