That's a reasonable concern, but it's some way down the line. Don't let that worry become an excuse for doing nothing.
I assume you live in a country where fathers aren't considered the legal owners of their children. If you live in a civilised place, you're capable of caring for your baby well and you have the resources to provide for her physical needs, then custody shouldn't be a huge problem.
When your daughter is older, her father might decide that he wants to see more of her, so there could be disputes about visitation rights and maybe even joint-custody, but those things are a bridge to be crossed when you get to them.
Very complicated - please help :(
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That's a reasonable concern, but it's some way down the line. Don't let that worry become an excuse for doing nothing.
I assume you live in a country where fathers aren't considered the legal owners of their children. If you live in a civilised place, you're capable of caring for your baby well and you have the resources to provide for her physical needs, then custody shouldn't be a huge problem.
When your daughter is older, her father might decide that he wants to see more of her, so there could be disputes about visitation rights and maybe even joint-custody, but those things are a bridge to be crossed when you get to them.