parents of 2 or more kids...what is your HHI? ages of kids?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:4 kids. all elementary school
HHI - over 2m.

Haha. Thanks for the laugh.

Isn't there a forum for the super rich to post on?

I don't know who perpetuates it, but just because I'm monetarily wealthy doesn't mean I'm not also a regular person who surfs the internet sometimes. I don't sit around having the pool boy fan me while feeding me grapes. Sometimes I'm just the mom sitting in a doctor's waiting office with her kid, like all the other moms.

Okay "regular person", news flash: you are not a regular person and your experience and budget advice does not help someone who is making $120K!!

Note to self: 1) rich people are not regular people; 2) only poors can post a response on this thread. Ok, got it.

You are annoying. Go away. Next please.

[Anonymous]

310k

2 kids, 5 and 9, public school, $425 for aftercare.

When we had two in daycare/full day preschool it was very tight.

I know a lot of families with only children, it is very expensive to have multiples in DC.

[Anonymous]

$1M+
3 kids under age5

[Anonymous]

220k I never felt poor until I started reading this forum. Kids are 7 and 10. We spend 12k per year pt babysitter, 12k parochial, 5k on summer camps so approximately 29k total.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:220k I never felt poor until I started reading this forum. Kids are 7 and 10. We spend 12k per year pt babysitter, 12k parochial, 5k on summer camps so approximately 29k total.

200k with 2 kids here and feel the same. we feel very well off. i don't understand this forum.

[Anonymous]

Hhi 150k
2 kids, 2 and 4. Daycare $2500/ month

We'd like a third but probably won't have one.

[Anonymous]

~180K, two boys in HS. It doesn't get cheaper as they grow older. No daycare costs instead: school trips, summer stuff, saving for college, braces, they eat a TON, driver's insurance (!!! - girls and boys are now equally expensive because of texting).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:4 kids. all elementary school
HHI - over 2m.

Haha. Thanks for the laugh.

Isn't there a forum for the super rich to post on?

I don't know who perpetuates it, but just because I'm monetarily wealthy doesn't mean I'm not also a regular person who surfs the internet sometimes. I don't sit around having the pool boy fan me while feeding me grapes. Sometimes I'm just the mom sitting in a doctor's waiting office with her kid, like all the other moms.

Okay "regular person", news flash: you are not a regular person and your experience and budget advice does not help someone who is making $120K!!

Note to self: 1) rich people are not regular people; 2) only poors can post a response on this thread. Ok, got it.

You are annoying. Go away. Next please.

No she isn't. You are just rude.

[Anonymous]

280K, 3 kids - 8, 5, 3. Daycare runs 2500 a month. Mortgage is 4000. Ug....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:280K, 3 kids - 8, 5, 3. Daycare runs 2500 a month. Mortgage is 4000. Ug....

Our figures just flipped. Mortgage is $2500, nanny is $4000

[Anonymous]

Well we must be on the poverty line compared to the rest of you.

HHI is 90k. Two kids, 4.5 and 2. We feel wealthy. Live in DC close-in, 4 year old goes to DCPS.

[Anonymous]

150k. 7 and 11. Tight but they have everything they need and then some.

[Anonymous]

140K

3 kids, no daycare or aftercare

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:HHI is $165k and we have three - twins who are 3 and one 6 month old. Daycare is $3600 a month.
OP, your daycare costs seem low for two kids.

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Hey this is about to be my situation when our twins are born later this year. Our HHI and aycare costs are almost identical to yours. If you'r
still reading, what is your mortgage? Budget? I'm very nervous about how we're going to manage. How strapped do you feel?

[Anonymous]

HHI is $330. Kids are ages 1 and 3. Daycare costs $3,800 a month and our mortgage (incl ins and taxes) is $3,400 a month.