If you had two kids, why is this a good #?

[Anonymous]

Give me all the reasons to stop at 2!

[Anonymous]

My husband doesn't want more, we can't afford a bigger house, it's going to be nice to actually use my vacation instead of saving it for maternity leave. (No...wait...my job now has paid parental leave, it just passed while i was busy using up my PTO for baby #2, so i could theoretically have a third AND a vacation someday. But again, husband is done, and the no wins on this one.)

[Anonymous]

We all fit nicely in the log fume at the amusement park.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Money, one always has a parent and you’re not out numbered, groups of 4 are easy to accommodate, I feel content with my family, my husband and I are both happy and not stressed, we can afford fun vacations, camps, schools etc

[Anonymous]

- I'm already 38
- I have two boys that are super active
- I dream of actually going on some real trips someday
- Our house is the perfect size for 4
- I want a vacation house someday
- We have two dogs
- I'm exhausted
- Don't know if my body could take another pregnancy and recovery

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We all fit nicely in the log fume at the amusement park.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We all fit nicely in the log fume at the amusement park.

This is the best.

[Anonymous]

It's what we can afford and three is a crowd (I was the third child).

[Anonymous]

I'm 44 y/o and I have two very active boys - I get 25k steps every weekend day. If I would get pregnant with twin boys I'd probably die of exhaustion.

[Anonymous]

They’re best friends and we fit perfectly in most cars. We have a large dog too. The baby stage was never my favorite. They’re so much fun now.

[Anonymous]

Mostly $$. Also logistics...easier when you can have one parent with each child, easier to fit into a normal size vehicle, house, hotel room, restaurant table/booth, etc. Obviously more time and attention can be spent on each child which is especially important if a child/ren has medical issues or behavioral challenges or special needs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They’re best friends and we fit perfectly in most cars. We have a large dog too. The baby stage was never my favorite. They’re so much fun now.

boys, girls or one of each?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They’re best friends and we fit perfectly in most cars. We have a large dog too. The baby stage was never my favorite. They’re so much fun now.

boys, girls or one of each?

DP but we have one boy and one girl 2 years apart in age and they are best friends.

[Anonymous]

I have two girls and emotionally they are high maintenance! They were fine as babies, but babies grow up and now that I have a tween and teen I’m glad there are only two of them!

Plus way more money for them and us. But really just #1!